The Wayfarer's Inn

Gaderon says "Well, I am stumpt, the spell worked, but nothing happened. I am not sure what to try next.

Do we have a way to determne which wall is the thinist? I could try disintegrating the walls in one direction to clear a way out. That is about all I can think of..."

"WHat about a talking to stone spell? That exist?"

"Hey, why didn't the teleport spell work? And if that is the case, how long would it take us to go get the two keys then come back?"

Kherim frowns, very unhappy.

"I have heard of traps for magic. Holes in the universe where magic was cancelled out. If that is the case, then lend me your hammer, Sol, and let's hack our way out of here by force!"

Sol hands Kherim the hammer, but wonders which direction would have the thinnest walls. Why hammer in a direction that doesn't get us anywhere?

Kherim throws the hammer at each of the walls a few times, trying to understand if the walls feels any more solid or the sound any more hollow on any of them.

The walls are hewn out of solid and massive rock. Kherim realizes that there's no way to get out of here by using a hammer - not even a magic one.

"Ouch" Kherim says after a good while vainly hashing at walls.
"I don't know what to do. " He slumps to the ground, dejected.
"Well, if we don't have keys and this room only opens with those, I think we'll have to try something else. Say... try coins of the appropriate material, for example? Or... frankly, try the one key we have and be done with it. I could try a dispel magic, but I doubt it would cancel the protection imposed on this room."

Gaderon askes "What would happen if we both tried to dispel the magic here? Would that be more effective then just one of us trying it?"