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WATERFALLS. The sound of running water will be obvious as this room
is approached. The room is lit by floating glowing blue spheres of
light, each about the size of an egg.
Each
corner holds a waterfall. The water enters from a sluice eighteen
feet off the ground and falls into four ten foot by ten foot pools
each with a depth of three feet. The water is always clean and is
lukewarm. It is drained from below by small holes.
As
the water hits the pool, it releases the blue glowing lights, which
drift through Rooms 67 to 83 and intervening corridors. The light
spheres are not substantial and will slip out of the hand if grasped.
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