A space that was easily ten times as large as the tiny circular tower should have been able to hold was hidden behind that door. Not only did this space not care about dimensional consistency, but it wasn't even circular in its construction.
And yet, despite all sense and reason, this massive space was contained behind such a simple and frail looking door that seemed like it would break just from a strong wind.
With floors made of elegant wood panels, broken up by tall stone pillars that stretched high to support the multiple floors above this one. Floors that totalled more than three, because of course they did. Why would the number of floors on the outside of the tower have any correlation with those within. That was silly talk, of course.
It was a design reminiscent of old rustic cabins and ski lodge hotels, down to the addition of a receptionist positioned behind a wooden desk.
