Prison Guard Quarters

The guards' living quarters in the underground prison of Sorcerer King Nibenay are a stark and utilitarian environment. The area consists of a series of small cells, similar to those found in monastic settings. Each guard is assigned a cramped cell, barely large enough to accommodate a narrow bedroll and a small chest for personal belongings. The walls are made of rough-hewn stone, cold and unforgiving. Dim torchlight casts eerie shadows throughout the narrow corridor, adding to the oppressive atmosphere.

The air hangs heavy with the scent of dampness and despair. The guards have no luxuries or comforts, with only a small window high on the wall providing a glimpse of the outside world. A solitary table and chair stand at the end of the corridor, serving as a communal space for the guards to take their meager meals.

The purpose of these spartan quarters is clear – to ensure the guards remain focused on their duty of overseeing the most important prisoners, while preventing any possibility of collusion or escape. The monastic-like cells, devoid of any personalization or warmth, serve as a constant reminder of the prisoners' confinement and the strict discipline enforced within Nibenay's prison.