On the second floor of Silver Rose, down the long hallway and the last door on the right, is the room that belongs to the 'Thief for Hire', known only as Judas.
His room was a rather simple one, though the belongings that could be found spoke that Judas liked owning nice things. Both windows in the room were covered with heavy pieces of rough fabric and several animal pelts, stifling out almost any sunlight that might peek into the room. The fireplace was kept full of smoldering embers, but only allowed to burn warmer in extremely cold weather.
His bed was very large and sturdy, and surprisingly soft for someone who wasn't very rich. Though the comfort of his bed was due to Bramley and Rosael's crafting abilities. If the bed weren't soft, Judas would constantly ache. They often teased him by asking if he wasn't a wayward prince. He wasn't, of course. The bed was piled with many pieces of varying fabrics, as well as several pelts and furs.
At the foot of the bed there was a large, beautifully carved wooden trunk, with an odd sort of lock, apparently made of red-stained bone. This lock had been obtained from a sorcerer back in his own world, and would only open should it taste his fresh blood.
There was a long desk with an oil lamp on it, several small, tattered books written in the language of his native land. On the end of the desk closest to the bed, there were several weapons of varying types and sizes, the smaller of which were scattered about the desk along with many tools for picking locks, and several locks that he had taken apart. There were also several leather belts with places to hold things, and small vials containing different types of powders and liquids.
On the end of the desk closest to the door, there were many scraps of leather, along with different tools for working with it and solutions to apply in order to change the hardness of it. He mostly made small, meaningless decorations when he was bored, though some people liked buying them. Several already made ornaments laid about the desk.
The room was kept dimly lit unless Judas required more light for something he was doing, though that didn't happen terribly often. The room also felt rather cold most of the time, which Judas preferred.
