This abnormal looking building is a large, ramshackle yurt-like hut with no windows and a single entrance, barely more than a heavily oiled cloth tarp hung over an opening in the rotting wooden frame. There is a thin, pressed metal roof that covers the entire building, with molded strips which overhang its edge, funneling any morning dew or rare rainwater collected on the glistening metal down into several tanks and barrels that circle the outer walls.
These covered metal tanks and casks are stacked at varying heights which are connected by tubes or hoses that drip from one to another below it. The constant swishing and dripping of water gives off a strange calming music, giving one a natural sense of peace once approached. Unfortunately, the indomitable stench of salty brine and rotting fish filling the air assails the senses with precedence.
There is no sign or shingle outside indicating what this place might actually be, but the name *The Deep* in the common tongue is shakily written in red paint directly above the door flap. A thin coin slot is evident in the wall next to the door, along with a small sign that reads: Curiosity Museum Admission: 1gp/person
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