96 rooms · levels 40–51
This is the Home of Uma Ravenclaw. The room is huge to accommodate a woman of Uma's Girth. There is an enormous feather bed in the south-east corner of the room and a dining area on the opposite side of the room. Many items have been left scattered around the room. They seem to be the various souvenirs of Uma's adventurous youth. Some of these items seem to stand out amongst the others. On the mantlepiece, rest three wondrous objects: A Hug from Tamara, A Smile from Ash, and A Wink from Ganymede. These seem to be Uma's most valuable and prized possessions.
The narrow, winding tunnel snakes deep into the cloying darkness. The tunnel is so low one must stoop to avoid bumping into the rough ceiling. Suddenly, the tunnel opens up into a large natural cavern. Dank moisture drips down from the stalactites hanging from the roof of the cavern, and trickles down the walls. The interior is faintly lit by a phosphorescent fungus which grows in abundance. The eerie light flickers off a huge iron door set into the north wall of the cavern.
This is a wide hallway carved of smooth stone. The glass spheres on the walls shine dim light along the hall. The walls are covered with strange images and carvings that can barely be discerned due to the thick dust and the dim light in the room. As you glance at the walls, you notice that a section of the wall to the west seems slightly different than the rest of the hall. The stones that make this part of the wall seem to lack the intricate carvings with which the rest of the walls are covered.
This is the intersection of two large corridors. The stone floor here differs slightly in that the dust that has settled on the floor has been disturbed by numerous footprints. The tracks are from various creatures which brings you to the horrible conclusion that you are perhaps not alone here. But more frightening still, is the size of those tracks! You just hope that whomever or what ever made those tracks is long gone by now. The passage to the south ascends towards what seems to be light. To the east and west are long corridors that extend beyond your field of vision. To the north you see the crossing of yet another hallway.
This is the center of a vast chamber. This area of the room is rather nondescript except for the strange floor. The floor is tiled of a dark, black metal that clanks noisily underfoot. The magical orbs of light from the outer areas of the chamber cast dancing shadows across the room's center. This area of the chamber seems cooler than the other parts of the Grand Chamber. The chamber extends in all directions.
This is the North Entrance to the Grand Chamber. Large statues stand in the four corners of the Chamber. You cannot quite make out what the statues represent, although they appear to be of humanoid figures. The floor along the outside of the Chamber is smooth, white marble that still retains its polished shine. The center of the Grand Chambers is tiled by what appears to be a dark metallic material. You notice that the floor of this area is clean and seems to be well kept. There are large statues to the east and west, and to the south is the dark, metallic center of the Grand Chamber.
This is the eastern wall of the Grand Chamber. The floor here is of smooth, white stone that glimmers in the light of the magical, glowing orbs. Large statues are standing in the corners of the chamber to the north and south. To the west is the center of the Grand Chamber. The floor is different there and is made of a black, metallic material.
This is the South Entrance to the Grand Chamber. The smooth, marble tiles that make up the floor here still retain their high polished luster. To the north, however, the floor is crafted from a strange black metal. To the east and west can be seen large statues. The statues are quite large and appear to be in the form of humanoids, but from this distance their exact forms cannot be discerned. A narrow passage leads south out of the Chamber and to the north can be seen the Center of the Grand Chamber.
This is the western wall of the Grand Chamber. This floor here, as well as to the north and south, is crafted from highly polished, white marble. In contrast to the gleaming white floor along the outside of the Chamber, the center of the Chamber is tiled from a dark, black metal. To the north and south are great statues that stand like sentinels of some ancient kingdom.
This is the corner of the Grand Chamber. A large statue of solid platinum is erected here of a robed human. The figure is wielding a long staff and is facing the center of the Chamber. Around the figures neck hangs a shining amulet. The amulet is crafted of a glowing crystal and is embedded in the platinum folds of the figure's robes. The North Entrance to the Chamber is to the east and the chamber continues to the south.
This is the corner of the Grand Chamber. There is an enormous statue of gleaming platinum standing in the corner facing to the southwest. The figure is very large and appears to be of Giantish and Human lineage. The mighty warrior is clad highly polished plate armor and is shown wielding a large club with a number of sharp spikes protruding from it. Around the waist of the great statue is a sparkling girdle of glowing crystal. The North Entrance to the chamber stands to the west and the chamber extends southward.
This is a corner of the large chamber. A finely crafted, platinum statue has been built here. The statue seems to in the image of an elven archer clad in studded leather armor. The figure is notching an arrow into a long bow and seems to be watching the center of the chamber to the northwest. You notice something peculiar about the arrow grasped in the elf's hand. The arrow is crafted of glimmering crystal and glows slightly. To the west can be seen a passage out of the chamber and the large chamber extends to the north.
This is a corner of the Grand Chamber. A large, platinum statue has been constructed here by some lost civilization. The beauty and craftsmanship of the statue is astounding. The idol is in the image of a beautiful, robed female carrying a large, crystal staff. The woman is crafted of solid platinum except for large staff, which is crafted of fine crystal. The woman is facing to the northeast and seems to carry a serene expression on her face.
This is a narrow stone corridor. The walls are covered with various carvings and images that seem to depict a story of some sort. The crystal spheres illuminate the hallway. The passage leads to a large chamber to the north and curves eastward to a staircase.
This is a small, stone room. In the center of the room is a small set of stairs that wind down into the darkness below. A narrow hallway exits the room to the east.
The hallway here is rather narrow and confining. You notice some small runic symbols scribbled about haphazardly on the walls. The runes seem to be some type of ward against unwanted trespassers. The corridor narrows greatly as it bends to the north. To the west, you see a small junction of another hall.
This is a large chamber of smooth stone. The room has a dull glow from the globes of light attached to the walls. A light breeze rushes through the chamber stirring up the light dust that has collected on the stone over the years. A passage leads out of the room to the north and another leads to the south.
A large staircase of smooth marble dominates this small room. The stairs have a coating of fine, powdery dust that seems to have been left undisturbed for ages. A very slight breeze flowing up the stairs from below gives off a slight hiss that gives you an uncomfortable feeling. A small passage leads west out of the room.
This is a small corridor carved from smooth stone. The stone appears to have been worn smooth from use as opposed to being polished smooth by skilled hands. The passage is lit by small glass globes on the walls. The passage continues southward and also curves to the east.
This is a small chamber of stone. A large, stone staircase leads down from this room. The path which, can be seen down the center of the stairs, hints at the frequency in which these stairs were once used. A narrow hallway leads out of the room to the south.
This is a stone passageway. The walls of the passage seem cold and damp and a distinctive, musty odor wafts throughout the corridor. A large wooden door stands to the south. Burned into the door is the word: Storage. The hallway leads to the north.
This is a finely carved hallway. The walls here are covered with fine carvings and patterns. The orbs of light on the walls shine brilliantly along the passage. The passage continues to the east and north.
This is a rather large chamber piled with various items including clothing, chests, and an assortment of trinkets. The piles seem to have been, at one time, arranged into orderly stacks, but have since been scattered into haphazard piles. A wooden door is the only exit from the room and leads north.
This is a small room housing a set of moss-covered stairs. The air is cool and very damp. The distinct rumble of rushing water can be heard off in the distance. The staircase leads downward to a lower level and a hall leads out of the chamber to the east.
This is a passage made of slick, damp stones. The large, flat stones have been eroded and cracked from exposure to years of moist, humid air. A distinct rumbling noise of rushing water can be heard coming from the south. To the south can also be seen the remains of a large bridge. It appears that the ancient bridge has collapsed from the strains of time. There now stands a large chasm in place of the spanning bridge. The hall continues northward and ends abruptly to the south at the site of the fallen bridge.
You are floating in midair high above an underground river. The steep walls of the ravine form an enormous cavern here. The air is rushing by at great speed as it pushed by the fast moving river below. There is what remains of an ancient bridge on the east and west sides of the chasm. The structures seems to have collapsed over time. The cavern extends to the north and south and the rushing river is down below.
This is a rough tunnel of solid rock. The passage appears to have been a naturally formed cave that was excavated long ago. The north side of the tunnel is rough and course, but the south end of the passage was tunneled out and a large wooden door with iron supports was erected. There is a distinct scent of guano to the west.
This is a huge cavern of rough stone. A large hole in the floor leads downward and a passage leads to the east. The ceiling is covered with hundreds of large stalactites that have formed throughout the centuries. The floor of the grotto is littered with large piles of bat droppings. By the size of the droppings, you get the feeling that perhaps this isn't the home of any bat that you have seen before...
This is the center of the smooth, stone chamber. A number of rotting chests are here as well as to the east and west. The pale light from the glowing orbs reveals that the wall on the south side of the room has crumbled away and a dark pool of rushing water now flows along that side of the room. There appears to be space above the waters surface to the south and perhaps one could swim out into the pool. The room extends to the east and west.
This is a winding passage of rock. The passage appears to have been crafted to appear to be nothing more than a narrow fissure in the rock. The half hidden door to the south gives away the passage's origin. A large door stands at the south end of the tunnel and is half covered by a thin layer of rock to make it appear to be part of the natural wall. The door's concealment must have broken away over time. The passage leads north and south.
This is a small cavernous room. Most of the room is devoured by a large hole in the floor. A small passage leads to the south.
This a large chamber carved of smooth stone. Under the light of the crystal globes can be seen many rotting, wooden chests laying in pieces along the west wall and more can be seen to the east. The room seems to have been a storage room or perhaps a treasury by the looks of all the chests. To the south, it becomes clear why the room was abandoned... The wall has eroded away and a large pool of dark water is there. The water is flowing swiftly and appears to be, perhaps, part of a subterranean spring or river. The wall to the south has was worn away by the moving water and due to the changing water levels, there is some space between the ceiling and the water's continues to the east.
This a large chamber carved of smooth stones. A number of rotting, wooden chests sit along the east wall and more can be seen to the west. Once again you notice the familiar glass globes attached to the walls giving off a soft, white light. This room seems to have been some sort of storage room or perhaps a treasury by the looks of all the chests. To the south, it becomes clear why the room was abandoned... The wall has eroded away and a large pool of dark water is there. The water is flowing swiftly and appears to be, perhaps, part of a subterranean spring or river. The wall to the south has was worn away by the moving water and due to the changing water levels, there is some space between the ceiling and the water's surface. The water appears to be rather deep, but it is difficult to tell due to the dark water. A large wooden door stands to the north and the room continues to the west.
This is a the edge of a pool of cold, dark water. The ceiling is worn away high enough above the water level that there is breathable air here. The water is flowing in from the east and rushes southward. There is a strange sound of turbulent water coming from the southeast. A large chamber of smooth stone is to the north and dark water is to the east and south.
This is the edge of a dark pool of water. The water is flowing swiftly in from the east and rushes west. A loud gurgling sound is coming from the south. A large chamber is to the north and the waters of the cold pool are to the west, east, and south.
This is the edge of a dark pool of swift moving water. The water has eaten away at the rock and there is now a small space between the surface of the water and the ceiling of this area. Fresh air has filled the space and allows you to breathe. The cold water flows in from the south and turns west. You cannot help noticing a loud whirling sound coming from the southwest. A large room is to the north and the cold water of the pool extends into the darkness to the west and south.
The dark water of the pool flows quickly here. The disturbing gurgling sound is louder here. It seems to be coming from the east. The water of the pool extends north, east, and south.
You now know what was causing the water to move so quickly. A large hole is in the floor of the room. The water is rushing downward with such terrible force that you cannot hope to swim free. Fortunately you manage to take in a large breathe before the suction got you. You are pulled under and can only pray that the your breath will last.
The cold water is flowing here. The loud sound of rushing water is to the west. The water flowing into this area from the south and flows north. The dark pool is to the north, west, and south.
This is the southwest corner of the dark pool. The rock walls on the west and south sides have been worn smooth by the rushing water. The water is flowing in from the north and rushes east.
The current of the water is very fast here. The water is flowing very swiftly northward. The noise to the north is very loud now. To the south is a small alcove that extends out of the water.
This is the source of the water to the pool. Through a large hole in the roof in the southeast corner of the area, water is pouring in at a tremendous rate. All the water rushing in makes you wonder where all the water is going...
This a small room of smooth, carved stone. This seems to have been part of the storage room at one time. A small rusty iron chest rests on the floor here. The sound of rushing water can be heard from the dark pool to the north.
This is a large hallway of smooth stone. The stones appear to have once been finely carved and highly polished, but seem to have lost much of their splendor over time. The hall is lit by a number of small glowing spheres that have been attached to the walls. The globes are covered by thick dust that causes them to cast an eerie glow throughout the corridor. The hall continues north and a set of large iron doors stands to the south.
This is a small passage crafted of cold, damp stones. The air is very humid and thick here. You notice, to the north, the remains of a large bridge and an enormous chasm. The loud roar of rushing water echoes from the chasm. The hallway leads to a small room to the west and ends in a large chasm to the north.
This is a sloping, stone corridor. The walls are made of finely carved stone. Time has taken its toll on the hall, however, for the carvings and reliefs on the walls are almost beyond recognition. The passage slopes upward to the north and to the south there is an intersection of another hall.
This is a large, stone hallway. The floor is smooth and covered with thick dust, making it quite slick. The lights illuminate the passage well as it stretches to the east and west. A number of tracks disturb the layer of dust that covers the floor. To the east, the passage continues toward a turn is the hall and to the west can be seen an intersection of two large halls.
This is a small intersection between two hallways. The air here is unusually moist and cool. The sound of rushing water can be heard off in the distance. The main corridor leads east and west from the intersection and a large wooden door stand to the north.
This is a long, stone corridor. The stones underfoot are quite slippery due to a mossy film that has covered them. The moss seems to have been caused by the continuous moisture that floods the area. The sound of rushing water echoes in the distance giving a clue to the source of the excessive moisture. The passage continues south and east.
This is a bend in the stone passage. The stones that make up the hall here are covered with a film of mildew from the dampness in the air. The stones seem to have cracked and eroded by the perpetual moisture. The passage is lit by the small, moss-covered globes attached to the walls. The hall leads to the west and to the south.
This is a bend in the stone passage. The air here is thick and reeks with a musty odor. The stones are slightly discolored by mossy fungus that has grown on them. The passage continues to the north and to the east.
This is a long corridor of stone. The passage is filled with a musty odor and the stones have developed a coating of green fungus from the damp air. The light from the moss-covered orbs is tinted green and casts an eerie light down the corridor. The passage leads west and east.
This is a short, stone passage. The passage connects with a large hallway to the west and a large chamber to the south. Above the entryway to the open chamber is a large plaque made of polished silver. The plaque seems to be faded beyond recognition. The once beautifully polished metal is now only dull and gray.
This is a small, dank cell. The room is cold and damp and many rusted manacles hang from the walls. It doesn't seem as if the cell guards frequent this cell much, however, considering it is sealed off from the other passages. The remains of many poor, forgotten prisoners lay scattered about the room. An iron door stands to the east.
This passage has been sealed off from the rest of the passages for some reason. From the looks of the room, it could have been concealed centuries ago. The passage is narrow and much more crudely carved than the other halls around it. To the west is a large iron door with a small, barred hole in the center.
This passage is rather small and ordinary. Although the walls are cut with some skill, they lack any type of lavish decoration. This passage leads east and west, while a larger, more decorative corridor is to the south.
This hallway is rather long and narrow. The floor here is quite worn from the years of use. The walls and floor are made of smooth stone. The passage leads off to the north and east.
You are floating in the air high above an underground river. A large cavern is formed by the steep walls of the ravine on the north and south sides and the high arched ceiling above. The sharp winds generated by the rushing river far below makes it difficult to maintain your position in the air. The cavern walls come together at the west end, forming a great wall of rock. The cavern continues to the east and the river is below.
The passage becomes very narrow here. Many of the magical globes of light have been broken here and the light in the room is rather dim. There is a noticeable breeze flowing in from the north. To the north you see that the passage widens into a larger room. The passage also continues to the south.
You are floating in the air high above an underground river. A large cavern is formed by the steep walls of the ravine on the north and south sides and the high arched ceiling above. The sharp winds generated by the rushing river far below makes it difficult to maintain ones position in the air. The cavern walls come together at the east end, forming a great wall of rock. The cavern continues to the west and the river is below.
This passage doesn't appear to have been used for some time. The floor is covered with undisturbed dust. The room is lit by a number of glowing spheres that cast a pale light onto the dusty, stone walls. A passage leads east to a large staircase and to the south to a small room.
The underground river is flowing here. The area is very dark here. Only a slight glimmer of light reflects off the rushing water from the magical globes high above. The cliff walls on the north and south sides are very high and nearly straight up. The river is very deep and the dark water below looks very cold as it rushes underfoot. The water is flowing to the west and has a strong current. The river flows into this area from the east and flows westward.
This is a narrow passage of smooth stone. The magical globes on the walls shed a soft, white glow onto the smooth stones. A path has been worn down the center of the hallway from years of travel. The corridor continues westward and leads north to a small room.
This is a well cut stone passage. The smooth walls are accented by the bright light emitted from the magical globes attached to the walls of the corridor. Intricate patterns of a long forgotten civilization cover the walls. The passage is very well preserved for its age. The stones from which it is composed are, for the most part, still intact. The passage leads to the west and an intersection is to the east.
The water here is very dark and cold here. On the floor of the river is a small pile of objects that seem to have fallen into the river from above. The floor is also covered with rubble from the ruined bridge that once spanned the chasm far above the river. The dark water flows swiftly to the west and is quickly replaced by more water from the east.
This is a stone corridor. The walls are cold and beaded with drops of moisture and the floor is made of many large, cracked stones. In the cracks in the stones have begun to grow green patches of moss and mold from the damp air. The hall continues to the north and to the south.
This is a long hallway of finely cut stones. The passage is well lit by the magical lights affixed to the walls. The stones that make up the corridor are covered with fine runes and carvings. The passage seems to narrow as it continues west, and it widens to the east.
This is a small hallway. The magical globes illuminate the passage and reveal a number of carvings chiseled into the walls. The passage widens as it continues east and opens into a large room to the south.
This is a large room of smooth stone. The ceiling here is high and slightly vaulted in the center. The floor is smooth and flat with a small, stone pedestal rising a few feet out of the stone. A small passage leads north out of the room and a wooden door is to the south.
The small landing here is of highly polished, white marble. A staircase of the same design leads to the level above. A layer of fine powder covers white stone. The walls are inscribed with many intricate designs and carvings. A magnificently wrought pair of golden doors stands to the east. The doors have a number of runic symbols and writings inscribed on their gleaming, metallic surface.
This is a large chamber of white marble. Large, white pillars rise up to the arched ceiling and add support to the vast chamber. A number of stone coffins rest along the outer edge of the chamber. The coffins do not have lids and are open to view. You notice what appear to be armored remains in the coffins. You can only guess that these are the coffins of the Crypt's Guardians. A large golden door stands to the west and another large door of iron is to the south.
This appears to be some sort of antechamber of some sort. The walls of the chamber are lined with what resemble small altars. Each altar is adorned with small trinkets of various types. They seem to be offerings left in remembrance of lost friends and loved ones. The walls are of the same white stone as the other chambers, but here the stones are decorated with gold and silver. A large iron door stands to the north and a large stone archway leads west into a larger chamber.
This is an enormous Sanctuary Chamber with magnificent pillars to support the ancient ceiling. The pillar in the northwest corner of the room seems to have given way some time ago and the ceiling in that part of the room has an altar that was mostly destroyed by the fallen ceiling. To the west, next to the remains of the Great Altar, stands a set of platinum doors with a strange crest emblazoned upon them.
This is a vaulted passageway of white marble. The hall is decorated with fine tapestries and paintings. A thick red carpet runs down the center of the corridor. The carpet, as well as the tapestries, are tattered and faded from time. The corridor leads east and west in to larger chambers.
This is a hidden staircase carved of from the rough stone. Above is a large, marble stone that blocks the passage and the stairs lead downward to large cavern.
This is the Inner Chamber in the Ancient Crypt. The chamber has been built in honor of King Thoele, the first ruler of the Ancient Kingdom of Caderra. The crypt is adorned with fine statues and paintings of the famed King. The room is filled with offerings and gifts of departure for the ancient ruler. Light glimmers off the gold and silver offerings from the large, magical spheres that hang in each corner of the room. A large sarcophagus rests near the south wall of the crypt and presumably protect the King during his eternal sleep. In the center of the room there is a large, ivory monolith dedicated to King Thoele.
This is the bottom of the dark river. The water is flowing very rapidly here. Visibility is limited because the wild currents are stirring up the sand from the river floor that obscures vision. Through the chaos, however, can be seen the cause of the abrupt current changes. The chasm through which the river flows comes to an abrupt end here and the path of the river narrows to a small tunnel in the cliff to the north. As the water approaches the tunnel, the speed of the river increases greatly. The tunnel, although small in comparison to the size of the chasm, is quite large and it appears that the edges of the tunnel have been worn very smooth by the perpetual flow of water over the rock. The surface of the river can be seen overhead and the dark water of the river flows in from the south.
This is the bottom of the underground river. The large chasm ends in a huge wall of rock. A forceful current flows into the area from a large opening in the east end of the cliff wall. The water is rushing out of the opening at such a high rate that it would be nearly impossible to enter the tunnel. The surface of the river can be seen above and the river flows west.
A large river flows here. The walls of the great ravine come together to the north. The dark waters of the river flow into the area from the south and as the water nears the cliff, it becomes very turbulent. The cause of the rough waters is a tunnel in the cliff just below the water's surface. The river is rushing into the tunnel and causing the currents to become wildly unpredictable. The ravine walls extend up on both sides leaving a vast, open cavern overhead.
This is a large underground river. The walls of the ravine close here and form a wall to the east. A small area has been worn away above the river to the east, allowing breathable air to flow above the river there. The water is quite deep here and the dark water moves swiftly below. The dark water rushes in from the east and flows west. The open air of the ravine is above.
This is the foot of a small set of stone steps. The room is carved of smooth stone and small globes of magical light hang on the walls. To the north, the passage seems to change abruptly from the smooth stone into a rough, natural tunnel.
This is a rough, rock passage. The passage appears to be naturally occurring and has many stalagmites and stalactites along the floor and ceiling, respectively. The walls here twist and turn slightly along the passage but, ultimately, lead to the south and to the west. The passage to the south is noticeably different from this area. It appears to be carved smooth and fashioned into a small room.
This is a bend in the rough, cavernous tunnel. The area here is much wider than the adjacent areas to the east and west. Also, there are a number of unnatural scratches in the walls that seem to indicate that the passage was widened by hand for some reason. The passage continues to the east and west.
This is the bank an underground river. The ground here is rock, but has been covered by large amounts of sand that have been deposited by the river. The small cavern extends to the south over the swift moving river. The passage continues to the east.
This is an underground river. The ceiling here is quite high and the cavern extends to the north. The ceiling of the cavern lowers greatly to the south and west as the river has cut a path through the rock. The river flows in from the south and moves westward at a swift rate. A sandy bank is to the north.
This is a swift moving subterranean river. The river is flowing through a channel that seems to have been worn away by the flowing current. There is only a few feet distance from the surface of the river and the top of the passage, leaving only a small area of breathable air overhead. The river flows in from the east and moves westward.
This is a swift moving subterranean river. The river is flowing through a channel that seems to have been worn away by the flowing current. There is only a few feet distance from the surface of the river and the top of the passage, leaving only a small area of breathable air overhead. The river flows in from the east and moves westward.
This is a swift moving subterranean river. The river is flowing through a channel that seems to have been worn away by the flowing current. There is only a few feet distance from the surface of the river and the top of the passage, leaving only a small area of breathable air overhead. The river flows in from the east and moves westward.
This is the foot of a large underground waterfall. The water is rushing into the area at a tremendous rate from a large hole in the rock above. The force of the water makes it impossible to follow the river upstream any further. The water rushes westward.
This is the foot of a moss-covered staircase. The air in the room is very cool and damp making it rather unpleasant. The room is carved of smooth stone and is lit by small, glass sphere attached to the walls. The stairs lead to the level above and a passage leads southward.
This is a long, stone corridor. The walls and floor are rather nondescript except for a narrow path that has been worn down the center of the hall. The passage continues north and south.
This is a long hallway carved of stone. The hall dead-ends here to the south. The only noticeable quality about the walls and floor is a worn path down the center of the passage. The path leads to the southern wall and ends abruptly.
This is a hidden chamber housing a small well. The well is crafted of a glimmering, white stone and seems almost to glow softly. The room is rather crudely chiseled out of the rock.
This is the Ravenclaw Death Chamber. The walls are covered with splatters of dried blood and bones litter the floor. The room is used for two purposes, a) to execute those who wrong the Ravenclaw Family, and b) to release frustrations by torturing Mobs.
Feel free to use this chamber for either...
The walls of this room are scorched and burned from the countless battles that have taken place here. A great number of weapons and armor line the walls waiting for the chance to be carried off into battle.
This is the PRIVATE control room of Uma Ravenclaw. You are not authorized to be here. I suggest you leave!