Re: Fillian's Workshop...
Sir Pedivere's taking of the torch from the other room halves the light in the workshop, leaving it far darker than it was just a moment before.
The knight lifts the torch high to discover what lies within. His eyes first fall upon a door opposite the one in which he, and the yeoman, Colm, now stand. The door is much like the one just opened, only it is latched and barred. Made of dark, oiled wood, it seems solidly constructed but only a test of it would allow for that to be verified.
Beside the door is a wooden closet, standing upright and closed, it too is made of the same dark, oiled wood. The handles are simple upon it, and it has no lock.
Next to the closet is a chest similar to the one that rests at the end of the wizard's bed, large and wooden, it is otherwise unremarkable.
Across from the other two pieces of furniture, is a simple wooden bench. An empty torch scone is nestled into the wall above the bench, presumeably to provide light for the room....