"Bullshit...." the rabbit mumbles to himself as he takes a step back from the wall, finally coming to the conclusion that there were not in fact any hidden passages in the room. Just about to take a step back and choose one of the passages, everything around him suddenly goes dark, as if his headlamp cut out. Cursing aloud, he starts to reach for a new set of batteries, when the ground beneath him started to shift. Reaching out for the wall to brace himself from the sudden change, he stays still for a few moments afterwards, trying to make sure that there was no additional movement. Cracking a glowstick and deftly reaching for another set of batteries, Ritter sits back against the wall, reloading his headset with the new power source. Grunting with approval, he slips it back on and tries to fire it up again, growling as he realizes that the bulb itself must have gone dead. Wondering why he didn't think of bringing another bulb with him, he starts to look over the room with a careful eye, deciding to keep going before he wasted this opportunity. While he wouldn't be quite as quick as he would have been, at least he would still be able to get something out of the deal.<br/><br/>Walking around the room, he finally comes to the middle door on the left and nods, discovering that the entire room had pivoted just before it. Smirking faintly, he starts to jog down the hall, half-wondering if the pivoting room led him to the correct door.