Drusilla Rain 2002-11-29

The room is warm, decorated in shades of light blue and dark purple. The bed sheets are dark purple, covered with a canopy of purple lace.

The trees are thickly clustered together. Aspens, paper birches and willows entangle their branches together.

The path is four feet wide, beaten down in the dirt and covered in dead leaves. It's somewhat well-travelled, with roughly-hewn signs scattered on the edge.

The water is a creek, crystal clear and moving briskly across the gold and brown rocks on the bed. There are a couple of small waterfalls.

It's an old-fashioned goblet made of highly polished metal. The stem is covered in illustrations of vines.

The key is old, but polished and made of the same metal as the cup. It too has intricate vines carved onto it. It's about four inches long, with the carefully carved handle. It probably unlocks a door, someone's home...