The Bath Houses

The Narsin built a series of baths. Five houses catered to different inhabitants in the city. One was for the Arali, one for the Danae, one for the Narsin, and the last two were reserved for the servants.

The Arali House is the southernmost of the three houses. It is a plain building outside, built like a Tarahiri mansion. Inside, the remnants of Janieal styled murals and frescos can be seen. The house seems to moan with the wind; it’s a very sad, echoing sound.

The Narsin House is the next house, heading north. The Narsin House has a distinctly Memraic temple feel to it; it was built as an echo to one of the largest Memraic temples in old Tarahir. The interior is decorated in the lust, almost gaudy Tarahiri style. The floors are covered by lava. The strange remains of the servant lie there, staring at the heavens.

The Servants’ Houses are two almost identical houses, except the second house is a lot longer – its facade hides a Memraic temple behind. The servants’ baths were larger and more spacious than the bathhouses to the south. They are less sheltered, and now feel a lot colder, and the wind seems sharper inside the buildings. The servants’ baths were not decorated. There are apartments on the top floor of both buildings where the servants who maintained the baths dwelled. The floors are scattered with tiny bits of scorched human bone.

#4300 Cyradon , page 142