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  "name": "Temple of Fatale",
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      "rawTitle": "\u001b[0;36mTemple of Fatale\u001b[0m\r\n",
      "rawDescription": "  A pair of intricately carved detailed mahogany doors opens outward to\r\n\nallow the view of the vast space of temple within.  Icy dry air hangs\r\n\nheavily throughout the chamber, chilling to the very core.  Towering walls\r\n\nof smooth black slate are inset evenly around the entirety of the chamber. \r\n\nDevoid of any windows the chamber is plundered into a darkness that of like\r\n\na tomb.  Slabs of granite form chiseled crude benches, which are laid out in\r\n\na circular pattern all centering about an altar made of solid carved\r\n\nobsidian.  Smooth and icy to the touch, the altar does not appear placed\r\n\nthere, rather that the temple has been built around the altar\r\n\n\r\n\nDevoid of any decoration, except that of a small plaque at the entrance and\r\n\na statue opposite it, the walls seemingly have no beginning and no end\r\n\nbetween that of the ceiling and bare stone floor.  The ceiling itself is of\r\n\nthe same midnight color as the walls, though lines of different hues\r\n\nconstantly shift across its surface, almost that of the sighing of a final\r\n\nbreath.  Wrought iron sconces in the artistic form of black dragons line the\r\n\nwalls.  The candle light within burn through ruby eyes, the heat of the\r\n\nflame in the icy room bellows through the dragon's nostrils.  Shadows cast\r\n\nby the hemic light flicker momentarily across the hollow walls, before being\r\n\ndevoured again by the ever present darkness.  \r\n\n\r\n",
      "exitsLine": " [Exits:\u001b[0;32m southwest \u001b[0m ]\r\n",
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        "     A statue of a hooded figure carrying a scythe and an hourglass stands here\r\n"
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