Victorian London's Slums
You are settled in a worn but cozy armchair by the fireplace in your small private rooms, gazing through the window and drowning in the hazy view of Seven Dials' busy streets. You can observe some carriages hurriedly passing rainy cobblestone paths in front of your workplace.
It's a so called ’private school‘ you've recently aquired a job at, laced by one or another scandalous rumor; the Weirendell Institute.
The institute's ghastly consumption-ridden director Ares M. C. van Noswyn plays his out-of-tune violin in his chambers down the corridor and various crows outside answer his eerie play with their hoarse caws.
In the distance some locomotives pass King's Cross station, the loud whistles echoing through the steaming slums.
Occasionally, Big Ben chimes through the neverending whispers of grimy rain.
But cheer up, it might soon be tea time o'clock!
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