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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Branding Opportunity" data-source="post: 2556326" data-attributes="member: 31812">jeremy_dnd:[sblock]As soon as Kenneth steps out of the metal cylinder the metal doors slam shut behind him again with a loud clang.  A stone wall slides over the metal doors from above, snapping into place with a dull thud.  Once again, the rumbling commences beneath his feet lasting only a few seconds before it stops.Briefly examining the wall, he searches his immense knowledge of all things admirable and profound (OOC: Knowledge (history) check).  Looking more closely at the glyphs which seem to give a description of the events depicted, he decides that the letterforms look similar to an ancient glyph-language he once read about in an immensely boring and large tomb in the library of the Grey College in Greyhawk.  It was written at least two centuries ago by a discretited sage called Asin the Unwise who spoke of a pictographic alphabet called Vaati, which he considered the original written form of Auran.Searching around the door, he finds a small circular protrusion about the size of a large gold coin sticking out of the wall next to the door.  It seems to be made of the same metal as the doors, and judging from the paint flecks, looks like it was painted gold at some point in the distant past.[/sblock]</blockquote>