It seemed the two hobbits curiosity was to much for them and they moved up to look inside.  Not wanting to be out done by the two Flagdon moved up and stepped inside.  Thorgon shook his head and went forward as well as it seemed the light the Pegawen had created was intensified by something inside.  Opening the door wider and entering, he saw a large room that had polished, mirror like walls, that were created to intensify any light source.  He chuckled and said, "Well this is something we could use back on the mainland.  A small light and this would light up rooms, instead of having torches or oil lamps all over the place."  Across the room there is another door.  There were also statues of what might have been some of the inhabitents of the city.  He wondered if Balzor knew of this place.  If not he would probably love to explore it.<br/><br/>The statues resembled the pictures they had seen before and they seemed to be at scale of what they normally would be.  As he stepped in he heard the whispers again.  It seemed like they were all over.  He looked at the others as they entered to see if they to heard the voices.  It was strange hearing them, as one could not understand the words, as if who spoke them were just out of range to hear the words.  More of a murmering.  Taking a deep breath Thorgan strode across the room to the other door and opened it.  It opened to a long corridor that was broad and again had the same mirrored surfaces on the walls.  All along the two walls were doors that probably lead to other rooms.  "Come on.  We must find the Dwarf or what remains of him and the key stone.  The faster we do the faster we can be away from here."  The whispering was making him a bit unnerved.<br/><br/>Lothern moved forward placing a hand on Pegawans back and taking her with him as he crossed the floor to the door.  Merry and Pippen followed along with Flagdon.<br/><br/>"A time of unity again?"  a voice seemed to come near them.  "Perhaps, if they can convince the rest."  another voice came close and could be heard.  "It will not last."  another spoke.  "But it will for a bit and then perhaps give the glimmer of a time of understanding."  the first voice continued.  Then the voices once more became a murmer of sound.<br/><br/>Timberlane moved forward to walk beside Thorgan.  "Balazor felt that these Ancient Ones are still about.  Perhaps they are and we just can not see them."<br/><br/>"Like being invisible."  Merry asked hearing what Timberlane said.<br/><br/>"Something like that yes, but not invisable.  Not cloaking their presence by magic,   Perhaps a means of shifting their bodies to movement where we can not see them."  Timberlane told Merry smiling.<br/><br/>Thorgan didn't care, he wished they would either present themselves or leave them alone.  As they walked down the corridor, Thorgan opened the doors slowly and peered inside.  They were all empty, except for the furniture that had been left behind.