Pool of All Forms
Fifteen miles southeast of city in a hidden cave past an area of stalagmites (jutting forth like teeth where a man can scarcely squeeze by) is a perfect pool of what at first glance appears to be water. A visitor staring at the pool can by focusing on a single image coax the liquid to float in the air and take any form they visualize. Any attempt to remove the liquid fails (it grows increasingly heavy when it moves away from its source), and distraction (or the visitor leaving) causes the liquid to sink back into its pool.