The Wayfarer's Inn

Well, Kherim starts moving in the direction they did before. If nothing obstructs the way, he goes up to the room where they found the statues along the walls.

OOC: I don't remember if we had left any impending danger there

[There was the room with demons & cloak and the room with the two statues that came alive. Beyond that I don't think we left too much behind...]

That is still the only apparent exit, isn't it? I know the room was blocked, but here we see no exit. Ahi has True Seeing, but it only lasts 1 round/level. How long is this, Sir C? 16 minutes? or just a few seconds? I think we have to desperately rely on this spell now.

That might be good. How long does it take us to reach the previous room with the statues?

Then Ahi casts True Seeing. It all's normal around this room (e.g., no hidden doors, no more illusions, etc.) he proceeds until the other room, trying to notice any difference along the way. If he recalls any free danger having been left in the other room, he won't go in. Of course he hopes the others accompany him.

If there's no such danger, he enters the room and goes to the other entrance, trying to notice if it is somehow open.

Sol gladly follows Ahi with weapons ready.

Kherim follows Ahi and Sol.

Of course, if anything is different along the way, due to the True Seeing, Ahi will stop and may change plans.

Ahi's magically enhanced view reveals nothing as he and the others hurry back along the narrow, dusty tunnel and up the stairs to the now devastated chamber that formerly held the slave-warrior statues. Crossing this room, the priest reaches the bottom of the stairs that lead up to the hall with the gargantuan statue of Rahotep. There he stops abruptly because his magical vision clearly enables him to see that most of the floor in fron of the stairs (a 9' x 9' area) is one large pressure plate, most likely the very same trap that Eilkhan noticed when you all first descended the stairs. As far as Ahi can see beyond, the stairs don't look to be blocked.