The rush over the plates was met with a series of 'clicks' on the steps on the squares but nothing happened, the traps seemed disabled for that moment, and as they crossed the distance, the monk and Lissu arrived to the other side before the trapped section began to rise a bit again, the machinery clicking and suddenly, a rush of arrows fired from the sides, peppering the opposing walls. Anyone crossing in the cage would have been struck, there was no real question about it. Whole wall-full of arrows at both directions, it would have been impossible to dodge or block that many.<br/><br/>There were even some arrows hitting to the floor, and some broken next to the metal bars of the cage. Trembling a bit uncomfortably, Lissu spoke up. "Ehehh hee... guess it didn't bypass them, just delayed them?" She asked and looked at the monk visibly trembling at the sight of what would have happened at a mis-step.<br/><br/>The tunnel ahead though was calling, and from it, rose a bitter smell up ahead.<br/><br/>One thing though. Running through the caged area was impossible with a heavy weight. The oil-barrel was on the other side of the cage now. Crossing over to get it might be safe, or was it?<br/><br/>"I forgot!" Lissu groaned realizing what was waiting on the -arrival- side of the room.