<<"So be it" C'mon, open that door and let's face magic, death, dragons or whatever lies ahead!>> But no dragons, instead a huge and apparently old tortoise staring at them, sat in the middle of the room, "eating" almost all the place available. Adrián glared at it for a while and then realized the new and strange doors around them.<br/><br/>"Hmm... I wonder if this dear turtle is a previous wanderer who got "lost" or just another puzzle... Or both", he said, walking towards the creature. Were it not for the noise of newspaper being chewed in its mouth, Adrian would have thought the turtle was not real, just an illusion. Why shoult it be real? It didn't belong to the room... well, not at all. Did they belong to the room? Not at all, too. Or the paintings. Or the frames without proper doors. Why couldn't the turtle be some kind of spell? And even worse, it was chewing paper. Paper! Normal turtles didn't do that, did they? <<Well, I have no idea about turtles>><br/><br/>Before doing anything, however, he listened to Matthias and looked again at the doors. He enjoyed puzzles and such as well as he enjoyed making mistakes. But a mistake here could cost your life so this was not really a game he would enjoy if mistakes were made. <<Not a bad choice, indeed>> He listened to the guessings of his companion and looked at the 27 door.<br/><br/>"I don´t like the painting of that bow... I mean, why would somebody put it there? "Free weapons if you enter"? Or "get ready to be striked by arrows"? Let's think of something else... The turtle. Would it bite me if I touch it? I always wanted to have a turtle pet as a child", he lied to the Architect as he approached the animal. He wouldn't touch it before the Architect said something, though, so he stood there as near as he could get and waited. But he added "can we take it with us and, let's say, make it choose a door and see what happens?"<br/><br/>It had been a prompt, really, but why not? Perhaps it could be possible for them and it could work. Or perhaps the Architect would laugh at such extravagant idea and the three of them could laugh and relax for a while.