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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8472786" data-attributes="member: 59816">Myrral collected most of the rope carried by the entire group, and he quickly built a rope-bridge. It was much the same design as his people would use to cross a crevice, but placed sideways, like a fence.He passed one end to Ussal, who was down the south hall, and he crossed to the north side. When Dellrak stumbled crossing the room again, he was caught by the ropes. The group were able, with some difficulty, to pass back-and-forth between the south and north hallways.The south hall, as Ussal had noticed, with no turns, ended in a blank wall. Dellrak calculated that the room that had been seen through the crystal window should be somewhere on the other side of that wall, but there was no door.The north hall ended in a large circular chamber. In the middle of the room, three marble maidens held brass pitchers, out of which water flowed into a moss-covered fountain.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 8472786, member: 59816"] Myrral collected most of the rope carried by the entire group, and he quickly built a rope-bridge. It was much the same design as his people would use to cross a crevice, but placed sideways, like a fence. He passed one end to Ussal, who was down the south hall, and he crossed to the north side. When Dellrak stumbled crossing the room again, he was caught by the ropes. The group were able, with some difficulty, to pass back-and-forth between the south and north hallways. The south hall, as Ussal had noticed, with no turns, ended in a blank wall. Dellrak calculated that the room that had been seen through the crystal window should be somewhere on the other side of that wall, but there was no door. The north hall ended in a large circular chamber. In the middle of the room, three marble maidens held brass pitchers, out of which water flowed into a moss-covered fountain. [/QUOTE]

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