I can't seem to remember the House of Flux, at all, though I am sure I was there, at least one time. Except for when I read your descriptions, which I do remember, then it seems like a place I may once have visited, I certainly don't recall it as more than a forgotten dream. Yet, there is a memory of an atmosphere, a denseness of air, alternating damp and dry. It's the kind you can slice and see, lots of bubbles, almost underwater-like, like London sometimes, quite hazy & foggy. Except when the wind changes, then it's clear glistening as a stream, moonlight or first bright daylight. Though I can recollect only as it is told to me, there are incontrovertible signs that I was there. Or could it be that is what this place is now, and the forest obscures the trees? Here's a map: http://www.kforer.com/fluxhouse/
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