Still working his way as quickly and as quietly as possible down the stairs towards the tomb, Ritter stops every so often at some sort of sound off in the distance, as if someone was moving about in the temple below. Deciding that whoever first found the temple may still be moving about inside, Ritter starts to move more carefully, keeping to the walls as he tries to slip past whoever else might be in here, a creeping nervousness starting to overcome his mind.<br/><br/>Soon arriving at the entrance to the underground temple, he pauses for a moment to survey the massive hallway, making sure that there was no-one else in it before continuing onwards, padding into the huge, circular room. Barely able to make out the pair of red eyes across from him, he steps up closer and tries to get a better view, his IR vision not able to get a very good idea of what was actually on the wall. Shrugging slightly to himself, he takes a few steps back and looks around the room, counting the hallways that radiate out around him. Four on the right and four on the left, spaced seemingly unevenly around him. Succumbing to the subtle paranoia that was beginning to develop, Ritter starts examining both the wall section with the eyes as well as each of the gaps between the hallways, half expecting to find some evidence of a secret passage as seen in the first room. While he was certainly no expert in the field of archeology, he found it rather strange that the hallways would be oriented in such a haphazard format, especially considering that the eyes were lined up so perfectly with the entrance to the room.<br/><br/>"Come on...." he mumbles, paws working across the wall with the two red eyes, "You've gotta' be a door...."