Nancy's Perspective
I found myself in a vast chamber, its walls lined with boxes and makeshift beds beside them. If you could even call them beds, considering they were merely heaps of dried hay crammed into tattered leather sacks that had clearly seen better days.
The room was constructed of cold stone, and the floor matched, sending chills through the flimsy, worn leather slippers I wore. They had two straps that we tied around our feet like ballerina shoes, but they were brown, rough, and scraped against my skin with every step. The uneven ground poked at my feet through the thin soles, making each movement a challenge. I was dressed in a plain brown robe, devoid of any embellishments; the fabric was just as scratchy as the shoes, and they had stripped me of my previous clothing, deeming it too fine for someone in my position as a laundry slave.