Fleggort
Saran enters the temple with slight uneasiness, more used to libraries than temples. He looks around for a priest, cleric, or some indication of where to go or what to do next. He wishes to petition Boccob for guidance to know, to see, to divine. Not used to this path of seeking he sees this as a trial of sorts. Will the gods stoop to hear the petitions of mortals?
You pass by the reception desk and cross into the next chamber which is a huge room with bookshelves which are filled with books. There are reading desks scattered among the bookshelves. There are a few people reading books, transcribing information, or perusing the aisles. There are also a few men and women dressed similarly to the man at the front desk patrolling around.
At the back of the room there is an open stone staircase leading up. The 2nd and 3rd floors are similar to the first, but with fewer people.
The 4th floor landing is met with a large, metal door, bolted shut.
The 5th floor has large bookshelves arranged in a circle, like spokes of a wheel. There are tables and chairs where the spaces between shelves are at their widest. In the center of the room is a large, raised, circular platform filled with contraptions and strange furniture. The ceiling is domed. It appears this is the top floor of the temple.
There are stairs leading to the platform. In front of the stairs is a man that looks remarkably similar to the man at the reception desk of the temple.