Expedition: White Plume Mountain

Boide skims the room, but notes only that it appears to be a living chamber. The furniture giving that away.

You move the corpses out into the hall with the rotating drum, then close the door to their chambers and bunk in for a few hours. After 6 hours you feel rested, and as refreshed as you can staying in a werewolves den. After all, nothing you did could stifle the smell.

Boide and Tolvaj confirm this is a dead end.

Searching the hallway with the rotating drum of now smoking oil Boide finds no evidence of a secret door or passage. This appears to have just been the room and domain of the werewolf and her guardian. Heading back down the rotating drum and to the main passage, Boide notes that to the left would bring them back to the water filled room with the kelpie's, but to the right the passage continues onward into the unknown.

Thirty feet of splashing down the corridor through the ankle deep water that, at this point, you've stopped noticing, you reach a barrier. The corridor north is totally blocked by a metal wall which is six inches thick. A rectangle hole two feet wide and six feet tall has been cut into the metal wall, the bottom of the hole is two feet above the ground. A plate of metal covers this hole on the north side (you are on the south side). Massive bolt and rivet heads stud the wall and metal plate.