There are no switches or levers to open the door.  In fact, there weren’t even any switches to trigger the door falling down.  It just seemed as if it came down.  Luck couldn’t count for it.  It was as if someone triggered it and watching them, but that couldn’t be.  The hallway continued on for Tris, no markings on the wall.  ((Umi, I am going to let you take over the area for Tris.))<br/>The hallway stretched further on in front of Arkain.  Finally, there was something on the wall.  It was a very large snake, easily three times as big as the other characters in the picture.  The hieroglyphs continued on.  The people in the picture looked like priests and they were worshiping the snake.  The next showed a single priest standing in front of the snake.  The next was the snake devouring the priest.  There are only pictures, no writing in ancient Egypt.  Also, the snake didn’t look like any from other hieroglyphics.  Just what they were trying to say, while seemingly obvious, was still a mystery.<br/>The eyes did seem out of place along with the blank areas but they didn’t offer any means of opening up.  They just looked like part of the wall.  As he looks at the red eyes and feels over them his headgear suddenly stops working.  It all just went blank as if the power cut out.  The floor then seemed to drop a few inches.  If he would be able to see it, there was a small difference between the bottom of the floor and the bottom of the hallways on the side close to the eyes.  On the other half of the room, it seemed a little higher then before.  The middle door on the left was the key.  The floor was now slanted and it looked as if it was on a pivot.