After looting the room and quieting the ancient there is nothing left to do but move onwards. There are two doors to the north, one biased towards the west wall and one near the east. This appears to have been intended to be an interconnected entertainment and display area, as there are multiple small windows build into the sturdy doors, allowing a view into the next rooms.
The room to the north-west of full of life-sized wax figures, as though it captured the hosting of a celebration frozen in time. Gaudy nobles crowd the corners of this room dressed in ostentatious and pretentious fashions from long ago. Tremendous and somewhat ridiculous wigs soar towards the ceiling, each covered in thick layers of dust. A larger gaggle fills the center of the chamber, each aristocrat presenting a jovial or mocking leer as it stares out blankly. One of the figures is sprawled on the floor; overlapping circles cut into its waxen chest and face.
The north-east path on the other hand has shelves running from north to south in the square room. Glass windows - some with handles and others bearing locks - cover the front of the shelves. The angle is hard to tell, but it looks like some have handles and locks. Likely cultural artifacts and things of value were displayed to ooh and aah visitors to this place.