The passageway leading from the King’s room leads into each room in the house as well as to an underground tunnel that leads underneath the water, around and up onto dry land. The entrance is a medium sized hole that lies behind some large boulders. Beside the hole and boulders is a large, old tree which has lost most of its branches. Because of this, the hole is covered up well with some of the branches and is impossible to ever find or spot.

The corridors for the whole castle; Usually patrolled by guards constantly. Often times they'll lead you to the bedroom section of the castle; Section is an understatement, the real word for it would be the whole entire wing of the castle.

The dining room is a huge room that has one of the longest tables one could ever sit at. The head of the table is reserved for the King, of course. Behind the head of the table is a fireplace that is usually burning around dinner time to heat up the room. The chairs and table were all elegantly carved by someone who had obvious taste and skill. The chairs, for being made out of wood, are actually rather comfortable and do have excellent back support. When one is as rich as the King, nothing is ever out of reach.

Candle holders line the walls parallel of the table for when dinner rolls around and light is needed to replace the sun. There are two large windows extending upward to the ceiling that let the view of the water flowing around the castle before heading to the falls be seen. It is also a perfect place to watch the sun set below the waterline.

Some of the best foods around are served on the table. Roast pig and duck, for example, are big hits with the diplomats. The best wine and drink are brought up for feasts or special occasion so be ready for a good time. The King however, rarely enjoys anything that would make him drunk.

The war room is a big room with a long rectangle table. This is the place where the King and his knights plan anything that has to do with battles and war. Military tactics that win or lose the day often come from this room. Besides the table there is only one window that lets light for everyone inside. There is a fire place in here as well that has two swords and a shield covering them above the fireplace. They were mounted there when the castle was first built and haven’t moved since.

The armory is guarded by six guards; Two beside the door, and one in front as well as on the opposite wall are three guards. Inside is an array of every weapon imaginable as well as armor. While every person in the army is required to be in armor and have their weapon and shield on them, whether sheathed or drawn, for those who get caught in a situation without a weapon or armor may come here to pick out whatever they desire.

Swords, shields, bows, arrows, and anything else that can cut a person apart are found placed in an orderly fashion around the room.

The kitchen is large and is the main place for preparing food for the King and his guests, as well as the army that lies within the castle. The cooks themselves, which are all women, are actually apart of the army but no one other then the King knows that. Their weapons are hidden in various wall panels and underneath the flooring of the kitchen.

All sorts of foods are stored here as well as drinks. Anyone wanting a midnight snack would come here for some of the best food around the world that money can buy.

The courtyard could be argued as the best place to relax. It extends outward over the falls and gives one of the best views any one person can want. The roar of the water can entrance someone completely. There are a few trees here and there that offer shade to all who sit under them. This courtyard is often used as a stage for mock fights and practicing to hone a person’s sword fighting skills. Archers often practice their archery at placed targets or the trees. This is the one place that the King can breath a little and relax.

One of the three small spires the castle has. They extend upwards into the sky and have plenty of slits in the walls for archers to stick their bow through and fire at anything around the castle, especially the bridges. The winding staircase seems to go on forever and those who aren’t fit will find themselves out of breath rather quickly. At the very top there is a small open hutch that's big enough for a small group of people. This is also another place for archers to fire out the large openings. It also lets anyone get an excellent view of the area.