After a fun week last week when I lost my hard drive on my computer and the backup failed. I still have all my photos but no much else.
Today we have the House of Black and White. The House of Black and White is the temple of the Many Faced God located in Braavos. It is the home of the faceless men - a group of assasins. It sits on a small island in the lagoon of Braavos.
It has no windows and only a pair of large doors at the front. One is ebony and the other is weirwood. In the center of the doors is a carved moon face ebony on weirwood,
weirwood on ebony. Its grey stone steps lead down to the dock.
Priests and Acolytes live on Level 1
Servants live on Level 2
The Holy Sanctum is on Level 3. It is here the many faces used as disguises are kept. There are statues of 30 Gods around the large room. In the centre of the floor is a large pool.
The water filling the pool is poisoned, and is given out to those who are suffering and come to the temple to seek the release of death.
The water filling the pool is poisoned, and is given out to those who are suffering and come to the temple to seek the release of death.
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| House of Black and White |
til next week
Michelle
misha29.com
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