2E.4625, 4th of Gort, Wednesdaeg 0600hrs, clear skies, 45 degrees
After a breakfast of mostly left over hare and pheasant, or standard rations, Durwe leads the party up the north hall. He dispels the alarm spell he had set the night before and continues along the corridor until coming to the first north door. He pushes it open to find a small study that looks like it has been lived in recently. Gnawed bones litter the floor and tufts of gray fur can be seen here and there. An old stone desk sits in the center of the chamber, heavily scratched and cracked in many places. The stench of wet fur hangs heavy in the air. There is evidence that worgs were kept here. A few harnesses are on peg boards on the wall. Straw and reeds litter the floor behind the desk all the way to the corner of the square room. To the left is an entrance into another room.
Durwe proceeds left, taking the party into a larger room of the monastery. At one time, there was a central column, four feet in diameter, but it is now broken and lying on its side on the floor. Only about three feet of the column remains upright. More tufts of grey and black worg hair cover most of the flooring, along with scat and bones. A stairwell in the north west corner of the room leads downward into darkness.
Durwe proceeds down and enters what appears to be an old cellar. An old, broken chest lies on its side in the northwest corner of the cellar. Garish paintings smear the walls in bright yellows, orange, and reds. An attempt at some sort of art gone wrong. There is nothing else in the cellar. An apparent dead end...