Fortunately, they don't, and soon arrive back at the damaged portion of the staircase, once more. "Hmm, should ahve put some money on that wager," she said, quietly, with a slight laugh.<br/><br/>A few minutes later, and they're at the end point of the circle. It's cunningly hidden with illusions, such that, without his truesight, they'd have kept going past it, only realizing they were running the chalk over the same spot, well after passing the reversal point. Quite a clever design, to say the least.<br/><br/>A quick spell later, and they continue down the steps, arriving at a sealed door, with no obvious handle or other device.<br/><br/>"Now, this is where the information I had comes in handy," she said, stepping forward, and rapidly touching a sequence on the door. Seven, eight, nine, ten touches, all in a sequence. At the last one, the door glows, faintly, and slides back into the wall.<br/><br/>"Three of those, in total, with traps in between," she explained, peering down the dark corridor ahead. "After you."