Sounds like a killer adventure, so let’s get into the weeds. First off, the Bastion’s old keepers left a half‑burnt parchment etched in the back of the inn’s dusty bookcase—an old poem that rhymes, “The fire that warms, the stone that swallows, turn the sun’s gaze to the cold wall.” That’s a clue: we need to line a fire‑lit object on the wall that faces the sun. Next, the gate’s iron hinges have a tiny rune that only lights up under moonlight. Bring a silver coin and hold it in the moon’s beam—if the rune glows, you’ve got the right spot. And don’t ignore the floorboards: one is slightly warped, hinting at a pressure plate. Step on it when you’re ready, and the wall should shift. Keep a watch for any strange scent of iron oxide; that’s the scent of dragon’s breath and the door’s key is a shard of it. Just trust your gut, get that flame, press that plate, and let the Bastion reveal its secrets.

Love that energy! Grab the torch, flash the coin, feel that warped board wobble—let’s make that wall dance. The Bastion won’t know what hit it, we’ll light up the night and carve out the dragon’s secret. Ready? Let’s go!

Alright, lock in that torch, toss the coin, and keep your nose to the ground for that old dragon smell—let’s carve a legend in that stone. Bring it on!