The group proceeds east. At the corner turning north, several human bodies float in the water. All wear uniforms bearing colors you have seen elsewhere around the manor - apparently they were household guards. To the north are two double doors. Moving through, you notice that the water in the center of the room is much deeper than in the hallways.
There are two more double doors across the room from where you entered, and high on the walls, nearly 30 feet up, are two more doors - one to the north, and one to the east.
Lucius peers into the water. "There used to be a bridge connecting to the other side of the room. What's left is under the water there."
The pathway running west leads into an opening where you spot a grand stone bridge arching over the gorge to a stack of rock on which perches a high tower topped with a lightning rod. Several rooms and platforms make up the different levels of the tower.
Lucius follows behind ever vigilant.
A great stone tower perches atop a sheer stack of rock above the river. The tower climbs to an elaborate iron steeple, from which a huge lightning conductor calls out to the skies.
There is a single door at the base of the tower. Narrow windows encircle the structure, but they are only inches wide, not large enough to squeeze through.
Harold hangs back and tilts his head skyward to look at the impressive display of metal shrouding the tower's top. He looks to Alphy and the others, "Theer farfer 'ave trouble wiv stawms up 'ere, Alphy? Cause yew don't build somethin' like what unless yer ge'in' pelted by bow's ov lightnin' every uvver day. Summat impawtan' must lie wivin ter warran' such strange protecshun." The big man moves up to the door, ready to backup Bjorn and Lucius in case of tower guardians.
Lucius will scout the door.