In the north end of the castle lies the great royal library, although not as big as the one in Avalon City it's size is not bad. All around the walls in this room there are great bookshelves, all crammed with books. There is no fireplace in this room, the risk of burning the valuable books is too great. But even without a fireplace this room has much light, you can see to read even during the night.
The books covers everything from architecture to clothing, and ofcourse all the stories of old. The only books this library lacks is the one about magic. These books are all in the Kings study.

Inside the castle walls lies the Training Grounds. The grass here is rich green, and if you look around you can see a large jousting arena and the great archey range. All are welcome to train here. At all times you can see fighters training with their swords, knights jousting eachother and archers shooting with their bows and arrows. This is the place where the great contests are held, among them are the archery contest wich is famed far and wide.

On the first floor to the left is a large room. Here there is a large wood oven and many counters. There are cabinets and knives and everything that belongs in a well-equipped kitchen. The wood stove is directly opposite the door. In the middle is a little island counter. And pots and pans sit on top of it or hang over it.

Inside the castle there is a large staircase. You go up and to the right and you will come to a large hall. On the floor there is a long red rug with diffrent embroideings in gold. Underneath is hard wood. And along the sides there is several small tables. There is a mirror on the top of all of them. And there are paintings of various things, all from glorious battles to daily life, along the walls. At the end of the hall is the ballroom. A very large room with a stone floor. There is a large crystal chandiler that lights up the whole room. And there is a table on each end of this large round room. There is also a stage where musicans and artist can perform.

Inside the castle walls a little to the left lies a large oak door. You walk through and find two walls lined with stables and horses neighing. Young boys run around feeding them and mucking out there stalls. On the other end of the stables is a shed with all the riding gear, then on the other side is a small shed with the king and queens riding gear. This kept closed with lock and key.

In the heart of the Isle of Fincayra, on a cliff shrouded by mists, lies the great Castle of Fincayra.
It is a tall and slender castle with many high towers, all in white marble. The walls, towers and pillars are all decorated with large rubys and jewels. The gate trough the walls is inlaid with gold, and the hight is so great that it would suit for several giants. On the top of the towers you can see great spires, all made of gold. This is one of the few castles that remains from the glorious days so long ago.

Inside a corridor lies three almost identical rooms. This is the public guest rooms where anyone is invited to stay. Inside this room there is a queen size bed with a large comforter. It draps over the sides and almost touches the ground. There are also large pillows all along the top. There is a wood floor with a small rug beside a vanity. The vanity is on the same wall as the door. Then the wall opposite the bed is the dresser. On the opposite wall the door there is a small balcony that you can stand on and see to your left the courtyard and to your right you have a great view over the mountains and the large fields.

In the northern tower of the castle the king has his study, this is were he study and practise magic. In the center of the room is a grand desk, always full of books, notes and parchments. Along the walls in this small room you find shelves with books. These books are all about magic. All from the spells of a paladin to the arts of a necromancer, although the necromantic books are safetly locked in a small vault. It is not often anyone is invited to this chamber. But if anyone skilled in magic enters, he would be struck with awe. The words inside the books themselves radiates power, the entire room is filled with it. If someone enters the room without the Kings permission and help, he will spring the magical traps that are laid all around this room, all to protect the valuable books.

This room is reserved for personal friends of the King and Queen, people they trust and like. This room is much larger than the other guestrooms, and have more decorations. The bed is Queen size, and all the furnituse has decorations of gold inlaid with gems. This room would be large enough for atleast a family to live in.

Just inside the gates to the castle lays a single brick walkway threw bushes and flowers on either side. There are violets and rose bushes and it looks absolutly magnificent. Birds sit on the bushes and sing, it looks like a painting of heaven. A fountain sits in the middle of the walkway as it splits into the courtyard. The fountain runs pure water, purifed by a unicorn every evening, but the water is made untouchable. If you try and touch it then your hand will hit what seemes like glass. Then you come to the courtyard. There it is gray stone ground diffrent places leading to diffrent areas. Sometimes there are travling carts and other things like this in the courtyard selling various items to anyone passing by.

Under the great halls of the castle lies the dungeons. They can be reached trough a large door with a large lock. After the door is a long corridor, light with torches. A bit into the corridor, the path split in two. To the right is the prison of the castle. But since the King and Queen are merciful, there is not often you can find a single prisoner there. If you go to the left, you come into a great cavern filled with crystals. There is no torches in the cavern, the crystals light the place with a blueish glow. This is one of the most beautiful places in the land.

On the top floor of the great castle to the far west end is the chamber of the King and Queen. You open the door, and the ocean blue floor of the room looks like it's made of water. But as you step on it, it is solid. There is a great king size bed with long, golden blankets that drap to the ground. As they touch the floor they seem to mold into the water. To the left of the bed is a large dresser with a long full lenght mirror, decorated with gold and jewels. To the right are long drapes over the glass doors that lead to the large balcony. The drapes flow down to the floor and also seem to meld into water.

In the tower to the far south lies the greatest of the guestroms, the room reserved for visiting royals. This room is by far the greatest of the rooms where people can live, only exepting the King and Queens own chambers. The walls in this room is all clad with gold, even the floor. In the roof there are great paintings from several famous painters. The bed is of King size with great blankets of royal blue. All the furniture, even the great dresser is clad with gold and jewels, mostly rubys. This room is also called the Golden Room and it's a great honor to be allowed to stay there.