The castle rests in the mountains - easy to see, but difficult to approach. Enduring the journey into the mountains rewards the traveler with a close-up view of an elegant castle that seems to be frozen in time and its sprawling gardens that are inexplicably tended despite the castle having been abandoned for years. It is surrounded by a moat but it has no walls; its location is sufficient enough protection from invaders.

Upon walking through the front doors which are always kept unlocked, a visitor finds themself immediately in an expansive reading room. Indeed, the entire first floor of the castle appears to be a library. Shelves made of the same stone that the castle is adorn every inch of the walls and are overflowing with books and scrolls. Exquisite couches and chairs are placed in the center of each room, and a soft candlelight is ever present.

A trapdoor in the first room reveals a set of stairs that descend to what appears to have once been a kitchen and servant's quarters. Though all items within are in pristine condition, the lack of food found within makes it fully apparent that no one lives here. The only item that isn't standard furnishings in this area is a locked journal that rests on the bed in the servant's quarters.

A staircase in the very back of the castle leads to the second floor, which contains several sleeping chambers. All of them lack any personal belongings, but they are well furnished.

The rumors say that a visitor to the castle finds themselves greeted by a ghostly vision and escorted to a chamber of their choosing - the only price for safe lodging is a promise to partake of the knowledge found within the castle walls.