Meles Consulate

The adult scions of the Royal Family all have their own private rooms. The largest is the Royal Bedchamber, which was once occupied by King Darth Nikolas and King Realm of Music... but it currently lies empty, the bedding all made, waiting hopefully for their return.   The Princesses Badger have private quarters as well. Purpleheart's features a gorgeous canopy bed, draped in purple velvet, and purple lamps and flowers break up the brown and the green.   Shy's quarters are no smaller, but perhaps a bit more humble. A painting of Mt. Fuji is featured on one wall, while another features a sakura in spring. Under the pink-blossomed cherry tree, a tea set lies waiting on a low-set table.   The remainder of the floor is occupied by a shared bathroom and shower area, featuring individual stalls. An elevator, and an emergency stairwell, lead down to the second level.   The Brocktree quarters are shared, two to a room, but considering the close space, those rooms are luxurious. Again decorated in green and brown, featuring a plethora of natural wood, there is personal desk space for each of the royal guards, live plants and mushrooms in pots, and weapons racks designed for their signature weaponry.   Continuing down the hall reveals the Royal Lounge. This room perhaps best embodies the spirit of Meles. Wood floors, a green moss rug in the center of the room, and wooden and green velvet carpeted furniture. Paintings are again in a woodland theme, but the finest feature of the room is, arguably, the plant and fungal life. Large mushrooms in pots and leafy green plants give the room a genuine woodsy feel.   Across from the Royal Lounge is the Meles barracks; accommodations for House literomancers who are not Brocktrees or part of the Royal Family. While, again, the quarters are close - it is, after all, a barracks - the bunks are comfortable, well supplied with quality linens, with lockers close to hand. There is also a large table for socializing and a chest of cards and games.   Through the barracks, one may enter the Royal Living Quarters of the Warren, through a sealed blast door that requires a code to access.   The third floor down, through another blast door, and then another willow door, is the large room shared by the Forgelings, each provided with a big canopied bed for some privacy. This space is now in the deep quartz caverns of the Warren, so the walls are shimmering white. The floor is wood to soften the effect, however; paneled in a green and brown checker pattern.   Off the shared bedroom is a dressing room, filled with dressers, wardrobes, and desks for writing. Through this room is a hallway, with an enormous, luxury shower and a separated area of toilet stalls.   Continuing down the hallway, one comes to another security door, this one in basic black. If one were to discover the code, and pass the wards, one would find themself in Lord Galakrond's suite. Located in one of the darkest areas of the Warren, it consists of several twilight-illuminated rooms, decorated in black and green, with phosphorescent mushrooms providing most of the illumination, even in the shared gaming room with its giant monitor. What lies beneath this is a secret known only to the Badger Prince and those he has granted rare visitation privileges.   On the other end of the Forgelings' sleeping quarters is a gaming area for their exclusive use, featuring another enormous monitor, and a long gaming couch that wraps the other three three walls... and then another hallway. Through yet another security door, one would find oneself in the play area of the Lapin Royal Nursery, where Princess Luna, Duke Uri, and the Bunny Queen's three grandchildren dwell.   None of these living spaces, not even the barracks, lack libraries. As befits literomancers, there are books absolutely everywhere.

— Princess Rowean, "Inside the Warren."