Not every spirit formed within the House remains bound to a single room.
Some drift beyond the quiet silver light of the Moonlit Hall. Others leave behind the warmth of the Ember Room, the still patience of the Mossy Study, or the softened twilight of the Parlour. Over time, fragments of these wandering presences gather within a long hidden chamber known as the Wanderers’ Gallery.
The Gallery is unlike the other rooms of the House. No single atmosphere settles there for long. Light shifts softly across the walls as though borrowed from distant chambers. Colours appear layered and uncertain — traces of frost-blue beside ember-gold, moss-green threaded through pale ash, fragments of rose, shadow, and moonlight resting together within the same silence.
The spirits formed within the Wanderers’ Gallery are known as the Unbound.
They do not belong to one room alone.
Their forms carry echoes of many places at once, shaped by movement rather than permanence. Some wander quietly between chambers before finally settling within the Gallery. Others seem never to have belonged anywhere at all, arriving already touched by multiple influences of the House.
Because of this, no two Unbound spirits ever appear alike. Their marbling is often more unusual, more layered, and less predictable than those formed elsewhere within the House. Colours mingle freely, as though memory itself has settled into stone.
Yet despite their wandering nature, the Gallery is not a place of exile.
It is a resting place for spirits too expansive to be confined by a single atmosphere.
A chamber for presences that carry fragments of the entire House within them.