Phyllis
*The now loose cube would come out, still attached to the key. Some sort of steel plate rested at the back of the slot, thought it seemed like Gabriel could grab and pull the stone section of the puzzle now.*
Terrell
With both keys still in cubes, he would loop the keys on his belt once more to free his hands. He would now work on removing the rest of the stones and see what is underneath.
Phyllis
*With all of the cubes now loose, Gabriel removed them easily. The stone slab with the square slots would also be loose, showing the same steel plate beneath. It seemed like it was attached to the stone and some type of removable cover.*
Terrell
Gabriel would try to move the slab and set it down gently on the ground to the side. He'd check behind him to see if anyone wandered in while he was busy. Next he would see if he can remove the steel plate from the door.
Phyllis
*Nobody had come in, and the steel plate had slid out of place. There was a hole, about 4ft in diameter, that led to another room.*
Terrell
That was a pretty big hole, but still would be a bit awkward for Gabriel to step through. He would try to squeeze himself through and see what the next room held.
Phyllis
*Inside would be a strange chamber, completely bare except for a raised stone circle, higher by about a foot and roughly 16ft in diameter. On this was a pedestal that hold a golden rod. It seemed embedded in the stone, though extended into the air by 6ft.*
Terrell
The strange chamber and how it only held that one rod would be quite unnerving to Gabriel. He worries that the chamber might contain a trap of some sort. He warily stays by the hole, ready to quickly escape if needed, and draws blue sigils across the air. Upon completion, an adult gray wolf with blue feathers would step out of the glowing blue circle. It would then be commanded to first make rounds around the chamber before attempting to retrieve the rod.

`Gabriel cast Spirit Wolf for 15 Mana and recovered 5 Mana, leaving him at 105 Mana and Mana cap.`
Phyllis
*Upon stepping over the edge of the stone circle, a blue lightning bolt would fire from the rod and at Gabriel's wolf.*
Terrell
Ouch, so the rod was the trap. Neither Gabriel nor the wolf would be able to foresee that, so the bolt would strike the wolf before Gabriel is able to command it to back off.

Gabriel would command the hurt wolf to return and pet it gently, healing it in the process. Then while he waits for it to recover, he would summon his two other wolves to experiment a little more. The red and green collared wolves respectively would be commanded to quickly step into the stone circle at two different points at almost the same time, then quickly jump away to try and avoid the lighting bolt.

`Gabriel cast Healing Touch for 20 Mana, then cast Spirit Wolves twice for 15 Mana each, which leaves him with 55 Mana remaining out of 75 Mana cap.`
Phyllis
*The electric bolt would fly at only one of the wolves, striking a little past the stone circle.*
Terrell
With this information in mind, Gabriel would approach the circle from the point opposite of the entrance, with two of his wolves standing ready at two other points. At Gabriel's command the two wolves would simultaneously jump up on the platform with Gabriel. They would all run towards the rod in the center and try to dislodge it from the rock, before running back to the entrance of the chamber.
Phyllis
*The rod would fire out a bolt of lightning once per second, alternating between the wolves and Gabriel. It would strike at one wolf, then the other, and finally Gabriel. Perilously, Gabriel would find the rod to be fastened into the stone pedestal, not wavering an inch when pulled.*
Terrell
Gabriel and the wolves would hop off the circle, letting go of the rod when it turned out the rod wasn't budging. They would regroup, Gabriel healing himself first. If not pulling it out, maybe it was meant to be pushed into the ground. With all three of his wolves this time to buy him some time, he would try the maneuver again but now trying to push the rod deeper in.

`Gabriel cast Healing Touch for 20 Mana, leaving him with 35 Mana remaining out of 75.`
Phyllis
*Though each wolf would likely be shocked, Gabriel would be able to push the rod down in time. Once it began, the rod would keep slowly descending on its own. It would stop firing electric bolts as well. Once it was fully pressed within the slot in the podium, though, golden rods would start to slowly rise all around the stone circle, not unlike a cage.*
Terrell
Gabriel does *Not* Want to get stuck in a cage. Once he saw the rod start descending on its own and other rods start rising, he would try to sprint out of the stone circle with his wolves, back to the hole he crawled in through.
Phyllis
*Gabriel would make it out successfully, though from outside the hole, he could definitely hear the hum of electricity from within.*
Terrell
Gabriel would warily peek back into the other room to watch what was happening, but he stays where he stands in case something else pops up. It may seem cowardly that he runs, but he thought it better than being stuck in a cage. Or worse, dead from a trap.
Phyllis
*The golden rods were all around the circle, less than four inches apart. They now reached to the ceiling, and were slowly spinning. Some sort of voice was coming from within.* "—Ezekaih! No matter how wily, how brash, how cunning you think you are, your greed would be the death of you! Each shock will come once every hour, and I know you won't be able to slip out! Anyone who comes will find a much sooner death than yours." *Booming laughter came as well, then, it repeated.* "You thought you could rob me blind, take it all from me? Oh, stupid Ezekaih! No matter how wily, how brash, how cunning you think you are..."
Terrell
"*Who the actual fuck is Ezekaih?*" Gabriel grumbled softly. But whatever the voice is saying seems to imply anyone who comes in after would be zapped to death as well. Seems the entire place is a trap meant to lure greedy treasure hunters like this Ezekaih person. 

Gabriel sighs and tries to reassemble the door, returning it to the way he found it. He'll put the steel plating back, then the stone slabs, then the cubes, and finally removing the keys. He has nothing to bring back besides the knowledge of whatever just happened. He would return to the guild right after he finishes trying to restore the puzzle door.