Tunnels

As you wander back and peer at your options you note the hallway beyond the still closed door "T"'s a short distance away with passages to the left and right. Moi is all too familiar with how subteranian seweres, cellars, and hideouts can form an elaborate maze. This has a similar feel to those she knew growing up. Likely many of these pagageways interconnect though there may well be an ocasional dead end.

As you are discussing things Valpip calls down that he is going for lunch and invites you to join him. You have been looking around and fighting for a couple of hours now and though you do not feel like you have gotten very far you both agree that your first experience at adventuring hasn't turned out to bad. A fight, some loot, and exploring. Yeah, not to bad. You decide to go have lunch at the tavern and see if you can pick up any useful avenging tips there as it casters to the rougher expediting members.

Continuing the adventure after a niche lunch at the Tavern.
A deeper exploration
With Valpip 's bolt castet out and ready for action he and Mord are looking into replacing the 2 flimsy doors and secure the other 2 once all the time beyond are cleared.

Blornvid shows the others what they have explored do far including peeking into the southern room (24) to look at the fungus. Some is recognizable but no one recognizes all of it. The size and dense sore cloud of the fungus makes you all sure that it is likely not safe and should be destroyed. But how?

Questions?
The plan was to go east through room 21 and beyond
What do you do?

Actually, the original plan was to go north. We wanted to know what was immediately adjacent to 22 before venturing too deep in any other direction.

Also, Blornvid's character sheet doesn't reflect that he got healed. Is that a whoops or did the cleric change her mind about healing Blornvid? At some point, he should make a donation to her church as a way of saying "thank you."

Opening the North door (NE corner of 22) you see a short narrow corridor that dead ends on a T intersection. Moving down the dark hall the light from your lantern showes the floor is damp and moss covers much of it making the surface a bit slippery.

At the intersection you find a door to your left and another corridor to the right with a closed metal bar gate about 20 feet away. There is a room beyond the gate. The door to the left has a smell of decay coming from it.

The door to the left is old and rotting. The rusty gate to the right is not latched but could possibly be locked or chained shut.

No sounds come form beyond the door except the echos of wind though the tunnesl and ocasional sounds of distant movement.

Skeeve moves over to the metal rod work gate with a bit of conjured light. Though rusty the gate looks sound enough but has no latch. There are rings set into the wall on either side that will allow a large padlock or chain and lock to secure it shut. Beyond the gate is a 15x15 room with some writing on the south wall and a stone dais on the north side of the room. There are a few roots peeking through cracks in the walls and ceiling as well as the persistent lichen and mossy growth scattered around all surfaces.

Pulling open the gate you poke your head into the room and verify with a quick look that the gate is the only entrance into the room. Other than the writing and small platform the room is unremarkable.
Everyone can roll a test to understand the language on the southe wall but must include a brief reason they might be able to understand it. In this setting all mortal race languages of the are based off a common root language used in the Dawn Age. This is not one of those so you would need some background or trait with exposure to other magical or extraplanar race .

Skeeve wracks his brains trying to see if he can remember seeing anything like that with his travels outside the material plane ...