An inconspicuous pile of the roofing material, eternite.
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The pile of eternite looks stranger now that Cuno told you about his... pad.
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Because there's a secret door hidden behind the panels of eternite. That's why they're too orderly.
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Because unless Cuno lied, you should just be able to pull the panels aside.
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"So this is the shack Cuno mentioned... Let's take a look inside, then."
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Glad you asked. When junior researcher Õlari Taal invented eternite in the Värtna Polytechnic Institute, some thirty odd years ago, he thought it would last forever -- hence the name eternite. Sadly the only lasting thing turned out to be the material's highly carcinogenic effect.
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