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"''A cottage the size of a cathedral. Mellow candlelight shines through its frosted windows like spilt treacle."'' | "''A cottage the size of a cathedral. Mellow candlelight shines through its frosted windows like spilt treacle."'' | ||
"''Here, the vanished Lord Langley founded a home away from home; a London for the exiled, the lost and the lovelorn. Distance is suspended inside; no one has ever claimed to have charted the entirety of the limitless hall."''[[File:Langleyhall.png|thumb|470x470px]] | "''Here, the vanished Lord Langley founded a home away from home; a London for the exiled, the lost and the lovelorn. Distance is suspended inside; no one has ever claimed to have charted the entirety of the limitless hall."'' | ||
'''Langley Hall''' is a mansion in [[Eleutheria]] built by the eponymous Lord Langley. It's somehow bigger on the inside than on the outside; Lord Langley himself is said to be lost in its labyrinthine structure. Those who leave the building after a night or two there have an unnerving desire to return immediately. | |||
[[File:Langleyhall.png|thumb|470x470px]]'''Langley Hall''' is a mansion in [[Eleutheria]] built by the eponymous Lord Langley. It's somehow bigger on the inside than on the outside; Lord Langley himself is said to be lost in its labyrinthine structure. Those who leave the building after a night or two there have an unnerving desire to return immediately. | |||
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Tourists keep coming to the Hall because Lord Langley's body is inscribed with [[The Correspondence|Correspondence]] sigils that attract people. | Tourists keep coming to the Hall because Lord Langley's body is inscribed with [[The Correspondence|Correspondence]] sigils that attract people. | ||
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[[Category:The High Wilderness]] | [[Category:The High Wilderness]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:34, 9 April 2019
"The Last Lamp-Post gleams through the fog; the furthest-flung piece of London."
"A house of numberless rooms and diverse guests. Founded by Lord Langley, it is a refuge for those willing to brave the dark."
"A cottage the size of a cathedral. Mellow candlelight shines through its frosted windows like spilt treacle."
"Here, the vanished Lord Langley founded a home away from home; a London for the exiled, the lost and the lovelorn. Distance is suspended inside; no one has ever claimed to have charted the entirety of the limitless hall."
Langley Hall is a mansion in Eleutheria built by the eponymous Lord Langley. It's somehow bigger on the inside than on the outside; Lord Langley himself is said to be lost in its labyrinthine structure. Those who leave the building after a night or two there have an unnerving desire to return immediately.
| What the mansion used to be, and why visitors keep returning [Spoilers for "Looking for Lord Langley"] | ||
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| The mansion is heavily implied to be built from the remains of the original Scrive-Spinster library. The Halved tasked Lord Langley with building a sanctuary from the remains of the library, for reasons that remain unknown.
Tourists keep coming to the Hall because Lord Langley's body is inscribed with Correspondence sigils that attract people. | ||
