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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Manzanita" data-source="post: 4372644" data-attributes="member: 10109">Beamer and Eusebius go into sblock mode for a while here.Beamer and Eusebius[sblock]  Which hand does Beamer take the white king with?[/sblock]----------------Ogrin slips past the statue.  He is now standing in a hallway, about 10 feet wide and about 100 feet long.  The walls are beige, and very smooth, as is the ceiling, 10 feet overhead.  One one end of the hallway is the familiar door of this temple:  a simple rectangular panel with a smaller panel about chest level.  At the other is a more traditional door.  It is made of iron bound oak boards with the hinges on the other side.  A keyhole is evident underneath a handle.Along the hallway are three other statues, all spaced about evenly, on alternating sides of the hall.  All are of highest quality, though none apear dangerous.  One is of a beautiful woman with  arms outstretched and clothing being blown back as though in a wind.  Another is a muscular naked man sitting with his head on his fist, as though thinking.  The last is a naked young man with a sling.Ogrin turns back and notices the that the door he came through has closed, and is now invisible against the wall.-------------Banion notices, belatedly, that the door he passed through has silently closed, and is now invisible against the wall.--------------Rasereit approaches the free-standing mirror behind the small table.  Looking into it, he sees himself.  It seems to be a normal mirror.  He reaches for the chess piece.  Wait.  Something is wrong.  His reflection is no longer just a reflection.  It is now standing on the other side of the table from him.  This 'Razh' is identical to him in every respect, save the face, which slowly grows angry...Rasereit has not yet touched the chess piece, but his hand is poised.  He has sheathed a weapon or is reaching with his shield hand, you tell me.  Either way, his 'reflection' is identically readied.</blockquote>

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