Thorgan took the lead as they entered the first chamber. As the passageways were explained he wondered why they had been left intact and not caved in or sealed up with large stones. Were the creatures that guarded the tomb that good that the people of the clans did not fear grave robbers. Especially for a well known and obvious tomb. He didn't like the idea that the bulk of the enemy had gone one way and could at any time return and try the other passage. But they were in a hurry and so he followed the clanswoman guide. The others followed behind him.<br/><br/>When she said that the passages lead down he wondered what the other carved stone wall in the face of the cliff above lead to, as well as why there was a pathway leading up to it that appeared to start at another smaller carved door, about half way up. Something just did not make sense. Tombs and graves were all underground. Or were they? "You say you know these barrows. How?" he asked.<br/><br/>"My Grandfather told me about them and drew me a map to explain it. He got it from his father and so on. Why?" She asked.<br/><br/>"Because this is a false tomb that we are heading to. Everyone expects that the tomb would be underground. Those that built this one I believe built these passages and perhaps the Tomb Chamber as a deception, and perhaps a trap. Above there is a pathway that begins at a small carved wall and leads up to a larger one. If I were the King of all the Clans, use to riding over the plains as I willed, I would not want to be burried far below the ground. I would want my spirit to look out over the plains in all directions." he turned and returned to the first chamber. "Lotharn, help me search the walls."<br/><br/>Lotharn began to move in one direction as Thorgan searched the walls in the opposite one. "Here." Lotharn cried out as he ran a hand over a section of the smooth wall. "I feel a slight stirring of air coming from here. He moved his hand up and down the wall. "It runs all the way up and down."<br/><br/>Timberlane moved up to the wall where Lotharn was and looked at it. He held up his staff and said a word in the ancient toung of magic. The out line of a door appeared in glowing blue light and then it moved into the wall a couple inches and slid to one side. Beyond stairs and a passage rose up from behind the door.