Out in the land of not humping, Curiosity was made acutely aware that she'd triggered a trap, a pair of stone golems coming to life, one on either side. Slow and lumbering as they were, they were still a threat. But Curiosity seemed less concerned with them that they had become. And it'd take them a couple minutes to arrive anyway, what with them donning armor. Not that she knew they were coming after her. Curiosity wasn't inexperienced in the ways of a labyrinth crawl, and had dealt with similar beings before. Triggering a trap was typical, even for the most experienced sneak. As the golems got close to her, they both reached out to grab her, their intent clear considering the rocks they had on display.<br/><br/>Their four hands collided in the middle though, the tiefling brusting into a fine mist just before, smokey black fog engulfing the area before rolling back the way she came. The golems were not so easily fooled by the disappearing act though, their lifeless eyes following the center of the smoke, intent on following. She led them gingerly back along the path she'd already taken, making sure to stick close enough that they didn't become uninterested. That, and a ball of smoke didn't travel terribly quickly. When at last she reappeared, she incanted a little bit, making a slow swipe of her hand. Just ahead of her, underneath the feet of the golems, an inky black hand rose from the cobbled stone, drawing it's fingers over the stone like claws. Another pink rune lit under the hand as it did so.<br/><br/>The floor gave way suddenly, the two golems in the middle of it as they tumbled down the pit. It'd been designed with humans in mind, and the bottom was laced with an etherial cushion of blueish magic about one hundred feet down. But as the two statues landed inside, the cushions came alive, long tendrils emerging and wrapping around the decidedly male figures, indiscriminately doing unto the golems what they were meant to do unto intruders. And with the endurance of stone, the two traps would be well occupied with one another for a very, very long time.