They examined the various dungeon chambers that had belonged to archmages. The last of these, isolated at the end of a corridor, could only have been the quarters of the Prime Archmage. Much larger than the others, it had not been turned upside-down. All the volumes were ordered on the shelves. The circular carpet took up the room, and a wooden table used as a desk with a large and comfy-looking armchair stood out to them. In one corner, a screen nearly concealed the bed, along with the wardrobe and a mirror cabinet with a pitcher and a washbowl on top. They admired the finishes of the bookcases, and they noticed that on the cornice of each one, a coat of arms depicting a shield with a diagonal band and a small deer had been carved. At the top of the crest was a crown, and at the bottom, a
