The new adventurers like the tone of this strangers rant almost as much as they liked his music. Doubtful grabs the mans stool and throws it at him, trying to distract him as the others move in. Burly gets a bit overzealous and slips in some of granny's remaining goo. Jervis makes up for that by lunging at the man and hitting him squarely in the side of the head with his ax. Young Jonas also jabs his long pole at the man but, the damage from Jervis is all that was necessary to drop the man dead in his tracks. He now lays on the floor bleeding out with his head split open.
The room is silent again as the rest of the party enters. All but Vhing descend the stairs. He stays up top and pulls out a rusty old saw. Ben and Ermulf look at him curiously as he begins to study the trap door carefully.
Burning torches line the walls this former cellar room. You can now see 10 single beds (crude affairs, little more than thin mattresses on boards) with their heads to the south wall, each with a small wooden locker at its foot. In the center of the stone floor is a long wooden table on which there is a variety of cheap metal cutlery and earthenware crockery together with a large jug about half full of light brown liquid. There are a dozen wooden stools around the table. Against the north wall are two casks, one larger than the other and both broached. The larger one is nearly full of a clear liquid, the smaller one about half full of light brown liquid. A metal dipper hangs on the outside of the rim of the larger cask.
Next to the casks is a large wooden bin. Above it, hanging on hooks on the wall, are a large ham, a long string of sausages, and a small side of meat. Next to the bin is what appears to be a crude metal wood-fired stove standing in the fireplace. Above the stove, on the shelf, are some iron and earthenware cooking utensils. Next to that is a small pile of logs.
Near the foot of the stairs you just came down are two small, unopened casks. Next to them is a bolt of fine cloth.
Injuries:
Jonas, slightly
Vhing, seriously