Gabriel looked over the fight. It seemed whoever had made the magical suits of armor had built them to last. Simply smashing them apart simply caused the intact parts to reconstitute back into shape, and the squad was rapidly losing ground. And then Silas gave Gabriels something other than headaches and paperwork for a change. "Yes... that makes sense!"<br/><br/>It did make sense, animation spells that rebuilt the animated object like that required either a level of skill that revolutionaries likely didn't have, or a mage nearby to actively maintain the spell. Gabriel ran his hand across his eyes while muttering a simple spell, and the underlying fabric of magic became visible to him. Divination was a class he hadn't skipped out on luckily.<br/><br/>The situation became a lot clearer from his current vision. Every spell the mages cast manifested itself in his eyes as ambient elemental forces congealing on them, and he could see the mental link with which he controlled the squad golem. Likewise, the suits of armor also had threads of magical energy running out of them. The threads all converged on a point in the walls of the passage. Gabriel now knew how to deal with this situation, he reached out to Stompy, who was still merrily and fruiotlessly whacking away at the animated armory, and redirected his orders. The golem dropped the armplates it had been wrestling with and threw itself at the suspicious wall.<br/><br/>And as easily as Gabriel had expected, the Golem went through, the wall had been nothing more than a cleverly textured length of tarp, likely lined with alchemical materials that had warded off the initial sweep of detection magics. There were sounds of struggle, and then the sutis of armor fell still, as suddendly as they had come to life. The golem somewhat proudly emerged from the hidden alcove, dragging what was likely the puppetmaster of the ambush along clasped in manacles of Void steel.<br/><br/>There wasn't time to rest yet though. "Alright people, pick yourself up and do a more thorough sweep, judging by the size of this place, this guy probably wasn't alone. Ping up if you find any possible exits.