A dry, abandoned quarry from the old coal age would do. The walls are thick stone, the entrance is low, and the overhang shields it from wind. The old chimney stacks have been hollowed out for storage, so you can tuck a few things away and still keep the layers intact. If you lay a thin sheet of canvas over the top, the wind will be blocked and the space stays quiet. No waterfalls here, just solid stone and the silence that ruins bring.

Glad the quarry fits the bill. I’ll patch the canvas tight—no seepage, no draft. I’ll stash a spare torch in the chimney pocket and set a low‑noise layer over the walls. That way the place stays quiet, the ruins hold their secrets, and we’re safe from both storm and raid. Let's head to the entrance.

All right, I’ll check each stone for cracks, smooth the edges, and patch any gaps. The canvas will stay tight, and I’ll set a secondary latch inside. Once the lock clicks, we’ll be solid. Just give me the signal to close, and we’ll retreat to the corner.