In the next few days, I spent my time meditating, the image of that place didn't leave my thoughts, I could feel something there that I couldn't identify, something that I didn't know how I was feeling.
I was isolated letting others do what they wanted, so I dove into deep meditation, I didn't care about anything else.
I felt that it was something important, but it took me a while to understand what was important.
I kept replaying that memory over and over trying to understand what that feeling was, that's when I realized that Magnus wasn't looking at the stone monuments with those strange Runes, his eyes wandered as if trying to understand what the Ancient was saying when he pointed to the floor.
That's when I realized he couldn't see the Hall below the ground, probably just as I couldn't see it later, but I'm not sure the same could be said for the Ancient One, unlike Magnus who is an open book, that woman didn't demonstrated nothing.
