Past the Doors

Spiraling Staircase & Antechamber
Unlike many schools that have their ballroom located above ground near the entrance of their school, in Percival, their ballroom is located underground. Within the Maze that now covered in a light brisk of snow; the path leading to the steel doors are lined with white candles on both ground and hanging from the tall bushes lining the maze. Once through the double steel doors you walk down a set of stairs before descending down a dark corridor that slopes ever more into mother earth. The sound of concrete under your shoes, but in a faint distance you ear soft sounds of violin and harp ringing into your ears. Every foot the candles that were once the sizes of tea candles are soon large pillars, that that once hitting, a wall with a single torch burning brightly does the corridor split from cement into a dark polish wood that descends into two directions down a grand spiraling stair case to the Antechamber.
Looking down over the dark wood rail and black iron lattice grates that protect you from hitting the ground, a beautiful mosaic of a floral design lights up the floor of a white rose as above mimicking the same white pure rose is a deep maroon with emerald leaves. Many students masked behind the identity of their choice stand talking and waiting for others, though no one is allowed to show their true identity. Two large oak double doors stand between you and the main ballroom but within is more of a surprise than what you stand in now.

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Dining Quarter & Ballroom Floor
As your heels leave the wooden steps of the spiraling staircase, like you are the prince or princess of the castle, and leave the mosaic art piece that glitters on its own accord; passing the double oak doors that were sealed for ages, your eyes are dazzled by crystal drop chandeliers still lit by candles. As if their flooring could not go any farther into the ground; as you come down a small set of stairs you are walking on a balcony level that overlooks the ballroom