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Finally, Lin strains her not-so-impressive brain – probably smaller than her chest – and tries to remember what else Henry might have told them about their journey to the lake and the statue. And she tells the healer:Author
- the creatures built a rather ordinary, almost human, almost hobbit-like burrow inside the statue - there's a tiled roof, with an alchemist scattered haphazardly across it - the roof can't support human weight - the interior is comfortable for creatures shorter than humans - everything is carved directly into the stone of the statue, meaning they know how to work with stone - the main space goes somewhere deep beneath the bottom of the lake. It goes really deep; even Kven couldn't reach the bottom of the stairs, no matter how much he stretched his spiritual connection.
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