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You have entered the the heart of The Dragon's
Lair , congratulations!
Few have heard of this unbelievable club, and you my friend are now
one of those few. The Dragon's Lair is one of the newest clubs in the
Seattle area, located in the Auburn district.
Upon arriving at The Dragon's Lair, you will
notice that the building is a mere 4 meters above the ground. Actually,
the club is an underground club. The building that is apparent, I
believe, is just the checking area. I have only ever seen 3 orc
guards there, and they are pretty perceptive at finding hidden weapons.
I can imagine that there are more guards that could easily handle most
any problem (maybe not LAW rockets though) which may occur.
After you pass through the checking area (and pay the ¥100 fee), the
guards will open up a concealed elevator. When you step into the
elevator, you will notice that you have no control over the floor
you want to go to. The time in the elevator as you wait to get to
the club seems like an eternity. Either that is a slow elevator or
a long way down there.
As soon as the doors open, the dim blue lights fill the elevator and
music seems to pump into your ears. As you enter the phenominal room,
the whole place seems to have a shadowy decor. Large dark blue
curtains hang from the brick looking walls. To the right is the bar &
kitchen, with an odd bartender. It looks to be an apparent western
dragon, a small, deep blue and gold scaled creature wearing a black
bowtie. I have viewed him astrally, and I can say that I did see a
dragon. The funny thing is whenever I come to the
The Dragon's Lair, he is always there. There was a time,
however, that I was there and he sluggishly walked around a corner
and into a large, dragons sized door. Minutes later he returned
looking revitalized.
To the left is the large dance floor and stage. Through the glass
dance floor you can see what appears to be marine life. You can
actually see schools of fish and the like swim by. The live musicians
are always some local band, a different one every 6 hours or so. I
can never tell what time it is by the club because it always seems to
the same. No windows to show a night sky or the afternoon sun. The
chairs and tables look quite expensive, and are real confortable.
The people in the club are mostly runners and fixers (or Johnsons).
No one is out of place here.
The Dragon's Lair also offers rooms or
even below ground condos (all lifestyles availalbe). I hear that
even a middle lifestyle here rivials a middle lifestyle in Bellvue.
As far as parking, one of the orcs will take your car into a large
sized elevator and park it in a sub level parking lot. Someone spent
some serious newyen on this club chummers, so be real careful not to
piss off the big wigs around town if you want to continue to party
here, cause no one knows who owns The Dragon's Lair.
I can just imagine that there are all types of security at this place,
and all of those people are professionals, paid well I might add.
QUESTION:
Who is(are) the company(s) or person(s) who owns or runs The Dragon's
Lair and also what sort of scientific experiements are going on there?
The latter part may be difficult to answer at this point, but I am
sure any sort of X-file fan might make a good educated guess if he
or she knows anything about the history of Shadowrun. I will be
posting more clues for this question somewhere on this site (not
telling where) later on. But, at least stay tuned to Shadowland
for some hints. There may even be a prize for the first person to
e-mail me the correct answer.
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