Seaward Hollow

Seaward Hollow Forum
Are you used to freeholds with a big shared hollow? Fort Worth has their pretty cliff ringing apartments for their members. Houston has a walled stronghold keeping the loyalists and goblins at bay. San Antonio has their own private little riverwalk off the real deal. We had a hollow like that once, until the True Fae took it from us. Now we have a cave system where we huddle when the storms come and meet for quick business when the crown changes hands. Our hollow can be roughly divided into three sections: 
Eastern Chamber
 Just off the seaward entrance, this is where we gather for coronations. Sometimes we bring food. We do try to get into the spirit of the season--the wyrd all but demands it, after all--but the cave is dark and damp and the shadows cast by the lanterns are long and constantly shifting. Not a place you'd want to linger.
Northern Passages
This labyrinthine maze exists for our protection. Only freehold members know the way through and the passages are shifted whenever anyone leaves the freehold. Dozens of tiny caves split off from these passages and members can meet and do clandestine business there if they wish--but why would you?
Western Grotto
At the deepest point of the hollow lies a beautiful grotto of cool air and blue lights. Glow worms cover the ceiling, bathing us in their soft radiance. Stone paths lead to a raised center dais where we can meet and huddle together when the storms rage outside. Few members would feel comfortable permanently living in such a place, but it is our temporary safe haven.
Category:Corpus Christi
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