The Divine Sarcophagus of Bernard Wencelas             -      N      - 
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The sarcophagus in the center of the room belongs to the tragic former
palace emperor Bernard Wencelas.  It is carved on all four sides and is set
in the center of the room.  As you gaze upon the non-secular room you
understand the mind within the man, his character, his thoughts, this
chamber has exposed his soul for all to see.  Slowly walking around the
covered chamber you notice a peculiar detail, the black-volcanic gravel used
to pave the outside walkway has been tracked in leaving a number of
footprints.  It appears that the prints lead in, however they do not seem to
return out.  
A noble official visiting the palace wanders around.
A foreign historian studies the relics of the past.