The room that the receptionist showed to Hanna was decorated with wallpaper of tree branches and apple-blossom buds. The room also had an old fireplace, a chandelier, and wardrobes with mirrors.

Who owned the residential building that Hanna is staying in, and what is their significance?

The residential building that Hanna is staying in used to be owned by a merchant named Noel Kit. Many of the portals that can be seen today came from his collections.

What did the receptionist suspect about the fireplace in Hanna's room, and how did Hanna feel about it?

The receptionist suspected that the fireplace in Hanna's room might be a portal. However, Hanna was disappointed when the fireplace didn't speak to her because she was trying to find a way back.

Study Notes

Receptionist asks about luggage
Hanna has only one bag
Receptionist shows Hanna a room with wardrobes and mirrors
Room is decorated with wallpaper of tree branches and apple-blossom buds
Room has an old fireplace and a chandelier
Room used to be a residential building owned by merchant Noel Kit
Many of the portals seen today came from Kit's collections
Receptionist suspects fireplace might be a portal
Hanna is disappointed when fireplace doesn't speak to her
Hanna is trying to find a way back.

Test your knowledge about the intriguing story of Hanna, a traveler who finds herself in a mysterious room with a potential portal in an old building once owned by a merchant named Noel Kit. Explore the details of the room, such as the decorative wallpaper, the wardrobes and mirrors, and the chandelier, and learn about Kit's collections that are still visible today. See if you can identify the possible portal and discover whether Hanna finds a way back home. Take the quiz now and uncover the secrets of