Tunnels

After looking over the room the man came from, which did contain the other table paired with the one you found earlier, and collecting anything of interst you set out again heading to the last rooms Taking your time you open all the doors, including the stone door, which was trapped with some kind of thunder magic. Both the rooms, 25 and 27, were empty of anything interesting or noteworhy. Moving over to the hallway where there is a hidden door you spend some time trying to get in.
Do you want to go through the simpe doors or the This door is well hidden and sealed. You need to roll a 6 to open the door. Raggy can roll 3d6 due to trapmaster, and everyone else can help by rolling their own tests. Any 6 indicates you can open the door otherwise you will need to break it down

Vlax is able to scale some of the walls better than others. All are a bit slick with moisture but those that are shapped better offer litle in the way of hand and feet holds while the more natural walls are more easy to navigate.

Raggy spends a few moment with the other inspecting the area around the door and noting a few holes that he investigates and then tries a few methods before finally opening the door by simpy stopping a couple of holes within easy reach ofthe finger of one hand and pouring water in a larger hole higher up the wall. With a slight click the door is unlocked then swings open noiselessly.

A massive blue marble statue of a merman holding a trident dominates the room. The eyes of the statue are brilliant opals. It surface is slick with moisture that slowly trickles down to the pool it rises from. There are several smaller statues, also in puddles around the room. They are a crab, an eel, an octopus,, a swarm of fish, a clam, and a whale. The walls are faded paint that likely had picures at one time but have since then faded to dull grens, blues, with splotches of red and yellow.

Everyone can tell there is something magical to the room and Skeeve localizes it to the pools. Like the hallways outside this chamber has moisture covering all surfaces, as if a waterfall is nearby and the mist is blown over everything. There is in fact, now that you look for it, a slight mist to the entire room and the room is even cooler than the rest of the subterranean area. Nothing is moving and even the water coating all the surfaces does not bead up and roll down it.With the paint faded the only making left in the room are around the pools. You will need to enter the room for a more details inspection.