What Alton discovered was a strangely shaped platform.
Its overall form resembled a flatter recliner, or some kind of movable single bed.
It was about as wide as an adult's arm span and roughly seven or eight feet long. Yet unlike an ordinary bed in a house, this single bed stood at waist height, much taller than normal, as if deliberately designed that way.
The entire surface was made of cold white marble, smooth and icy to the touch. Dark-red natural veins resembling blood vessels covered its surface, winding naturally downward along the platform.
Beneath it stood three brass-colored pillars forged from an unknown metal. They had clearly been regularly maintained, their surfaces smooth and entirely free of oxidation or rust.
Worth mentioning were the metal fixtures attached to both sides of the marble platform.
A slender curved metal rod extended from the top of the platform, with a round Copper Disk hanging from its end. Its angle could be freely adjusted, and its surface had been polished to a brilliant shine.
A similarly rotatable metal arm extended from the middle, supporting a shallow circular silver tray. Numerous fine scratches from repeated use could be seen across its surface.
Several pairs of metal clasps wrapped in soft leather were embedded along both sides of the platform, and the leather bore many marks of friction.
Compared with the various bizarre creations the group of six had encountered on their way here, unlike those dilapidated foreign buildings that seemed fused into the stone walls, this platform had remarkably retained its complete shape.
It had luckily fused with nothing from beginning to end and now rested there quietly.
Its strange design, identical in style to the other creations, also proved that this platform had most likely not been left behind by the original