Maison d'Tunde

Through a black wrought iron gate lies the house of Papa Tunde. There is a small cobblestone courtyard with a three-tiered fountain in its center adorned with two snakes. The house itself is two-stories and made of brilliantly cut white stone, with a grand mahogany door that has two lanterns on either side. Through the door lies the entryway with a staircase leading up to the second floor. There are two, separate sitting rooms on either floor, with a roaring fireplace in the first, a downstairs kitchen and dining room, and the second story holds two guestrooms and his own, master bedroom. His bedroom has a rather simple bed, with sheets and blankets of white, Egyptian cotton. Next to the bed is a nightstand where he keeps a bottle of absinthe. The house is also home to a basement filled with ritualistic voodoo items, his grimoires, and his sacrificial altar.