Bitts and Buoys

A model of a seaside fortress, and the fourth diorama created by Loch Floe-Bogghurst.
The model represents a displaced castle built from an Imprisonment spell. It contained a fascinating elemental, various in shape, made of rolling clouds splashed with localized storms. They affectionately called it Dewy.
Developments - Act I

When Dewy was originally captures, the castle was a suitable home for it to explore. But Floe-Bogghurst didn't expect how much Dewy would grow over time. Now an elder tempest, Dewy is larger than the castle, and has to curl around the exterior. Parts of Dewy are stuck, and angrily tear at the castle walls. When provoked, it can even access the safe room, reaching up through the vents with dozens of storming limbs.

The Safe Room

When a creature enters the castle, they appear in a circular platform on the top floor. There are vents all around the edge to protect the room from dangerous air pressure, and the room is further protected by a labyrinth of rooms and hallways below. This kept everyone in the room safe from Dewy's influence.

The Nursery

Somewhere inside the castle is a living cloud, barely as tall as a human, presumably a child of Dewy's. It's not quite strong enough to control its shape, and it's as light as the atmosphere around it, so it's nothing more than a bubble of air, pushed around by environmental winds like a hurricane.