House of Penthru: Ariseti Bedroom

The door to this room looks intact, though dry and cracked. it was somewhat obscured by broken furniture. This room was once brightly painted, though time has faded the colors. Mural of an Ancient pharaoh on a great barge going down the river is painted on one wall. The Adjacent wall was painted with a menagerie of wildlife living along the river (Hippos, Crocodiles, various birds).
There is an intact chest at the foot of the bed. It contains the remains of a blue dress, which cannot be touched, less it falls to dust (requires magic to restore). It also contains a long and well-sealed scroll case. Inside is a picture of a beautiful woman standing on the top of a building overlooking the town of Wati. It presumably a self-portrait of Ariseti (same woman in vision from the ring).
The dress is the style of a wedding dress, though the color is most interesting. It is a rich sky blue. It’s not a color you see in materials in Khemit, except in a few items in the tombs. The Wives of the Pharaoh Sphinx wore such colored fabric.

Later when they view the portrait and still haven’t thought about Eto or the ring bearer didn’t go to the roof, there Is another haunt: Ariseti Haunt

The image of Ariseti begins to turns her back to the viewer as she walks to the back of the porch on the roof. in the background, there is the rising black smoke staining the painting and the red glow of flames like embers burning the papyrus. Wati is on fire. Ariseti turns back to the viewer. Her head glistens with sweat. there is a madness in here eyes as she approaches the viewer. she is hunched over with a hot wind blowing her hijab and her hair escapes its confines. At her closest, her expression changes to one of pleading, she reaches out from the tapestry and whispers "Eto".

Type

Room, Common, Bedroom