Masugatan investigates the sink so Emma doesn't have to, and also checks out the drain, trying to figure out what's wedged into it.  But he's careful not to touch anything.
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In reply to Masugatan (msg # 11):

Sorry. My phone regularly adds garbage to my typing, adding unnecessary characters and nonsense words as it deems fit.

The water flows quickly,  and oberflows the sink. The drain looks to have hair caught in it.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 13):

Is there a clear water source in the Cabinet?
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Do I have any idea whether or not the hair is human?

After the initial miscue, has the elder sister succeeded in stopping the drip?

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 15):

No you can't tell by looking.
 The cabinet can be moved.
The tap turns off by twisting it the other way.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 17):

If Emma cannot open the cabinet, she will try to move it to see where the water is coming from. She may have to lean her staff against the wall...

She turns the tap in the opposite direction, and watches for a moment to see if the drip has stopped.

In reply to Evelina Grattan (msg # 19):

The drip stops.
 The cabinet reeks of mold, and does open, revealing a numvmber of glass jars, and some moldy heaps

In reply to Narrator (msg # 20):

Does the cabinet look like it was intended to open? Is it just stuck?

Masugatan checks out the moldy heaps of... what?

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 22):

It looks like cloth sacks that might have held grain or legumes a long time ago.
The cabinet looks like it might have been able to swing away from the wall easily on a pivot, but now looks like that would be difficult

Occ a ST roll or two

In reply to Narrator (msg # 23):

Emma rolled ST, in a rather un-ladylike approach to attempting to rip the cabinet away from the wall...

In reply to Emma Wilson (msg # 24):

With a squeal it pivots into the center of the room, revealing that it is hinged on one side. Behind it is a door that swings in the same direction.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 25):

Emma will try to open the door as well.

Seeming Emma recklessly reaching for the hidden door, Evelina splashes away, reaching out to pull Elaina with her.

"Are you a fool?  Do you think a person wouldn't put traps around his valuables just because he lives here?"

In reply to Evelina Grattan (msg # 27):

"Pretty sure the water leak is not planned, and would most likely negate any chemical trap an alchemist would leave..."

Her Holiness shakes her head and huddles in the far corner with her Holy Sister...

In reply to Evelina Grattan (msg # 29):

The barmaid inspects the door, running a knife along  the edges of the door, peering at the reflection in the blade, and peers at the ceiling above for a moment.
"Looks like nothing. The cabinet probably blocked it only to make space. This is a tight kitchen, and this wall is the only one that makes sense to put it."
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In reply to Valerie (msg # 30):

"Thank you, Val."

She tries to open the door...

[Private to GM: Rolled ST exactly to open door.]

In reply to Emma Wilson (msg # 31):

The door opens with a screech, revealing a large inverted stepped cone made of masonry with several metal doors, an elevated vat next to it and a lot of piping.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 32):

Emma tries to work out how the system works, but it seems beyond her...

[Private to GM: Rolled 2 above IQ to work out system...]

Masugatan peers in.  Is anything dripping from the vat?  How big are the doors?  His inquiring mind wants to know.

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 34):

There is a dripping sound but you can't tell from what. Alchemy roll anyone?

In reply to Narrator (msg # 35):

(npc'd)
The gnome peers into the room and carefully slides open each of the little doors. the first has gracel, the next sand, and the liwest, and smallesttier is full of charcoal.

"This is a water filtration system, very compact actually. what fills the vat though? that I would like to know!"