Sunbeam Lair Heaven and Hell

Setting: Night — 0100. 76 degrees outside of the cave, 64 degrees inside of the cave.
Set in a miscellaneous area of Sunbeam Lair.

The exploration of caves is something Donovan finds strangely captivating. Most are spooky — dark caverns that smell of mold and have dangerous drops with little to no reward. Some though, some have held some of the most peculiar and fascinating sights that he’s ever been able to lay his eyes on.

This cave for example could be called one of the later. At first it doesn’t seem like much, yet as he continues down the deathly twists and turns, threading to cause Donovan to lose his way, he stumbles upon a place he’s never witnessed in his entire life. A place so otherworldly and extravagant. The cave floor is damp, some places the water reaches his elbows while the ceiling is low. Most would be afraid and claustrophobic — Donovan doesn’t seem to mind. This section the stark darkness the roof is taller, the cavern opens up and the water level lowers, he’s entered an otherworldly room of deep, royal blue light. They shine brightly, the lights collecting on the ceiling of the long tunnel/room. He doesn’t know what they are or how they’re able to emit such a soft blue light but he doesn’t quite care.

He’s rightfully caught up in what it is he’s looking at. Golden hues widen as his massive form shuffled forward, rightfully distracted by the lights. He doubts anyone would be able to find this place intentionally. In the back of his mind he vaguely wonders how he’ll get out. Somehow it doesn’t seem that important in the moment. He continues down the beautiful manifestation of heaven or perhaps purgatory on earth — supposedly alone.