"I reset the last one, when I found an override switch. It's easy to get out, hard to get in. And functional doesn't mean perfect," she explained.<br/><br/>Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, he arrived at the landing at the end, narrowly avoiding a spot where the gravity tried to fling him off balance and into spikes, grabbing the edge and dragging himself up. Once he finished, Aurelia called, "Stand clear," and moved back about twenty feet, to get a running start. She counted, then took off at a run, and made a long, powerful jump, sailing a good thirty feet, before landing and rolling on a platform, using her momentum to carry her into another jump, and another, springing from platform to platform with an almost casual grace, adjusting to the reversing gravity with feline ease. She came to a tumbling halt on the platform he was on, barely a minute after she started, rising to her feet and dusting herself off.<br/><br/>"Now, then, the last door." She fished out a small, brass key, and walked aroudn the corner. A massive, ornate door stood there, decorated with symbols of power and glory and wealth, and the dragon's eyes sparkled. She walked up to the relatively plain keyhole, inserted the key, and turned it, the doors unlocking with a soft click, revealing a dark void ahead of them. "Fixed portal, likely to take us to the extraplanar space where the vault is hidden," she explained.