<div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/4IltC5z.jpg)</div><br/>Staying out of the sand was the easy part, but figuring out how the door opened?  That was going to take some doing admittedly since Zerxel honestly had no idea.  Something about this set up seemed questionable at best, but there was always a way out.  The Dungeon might be challenging, but every room that had a puzzle had a solution, that much had never changed no matter the nature of said puzzle in question.  Zerxel had seen enough of past broadcasts to know that much, so while she didn't know how to solve this puzzle as she ran to the other side of the chamber, jumping from stone platform to stone platform with ease until she reached the door, she was certain they could figure it out.  That said, she was a little disappointed when the switch she found by the door did nothing but give a click when she pushed it into the wall, and with an annoyed huff, she ran the back of her hand across her forehead in annoyance.  This was getting her nowhere, so seeing no point in lingering by the switch or the door they were trying to open, she ran back to Kirsta's side.  Instead she moved to the female statue, and looked towards the mirrors that were set into the walls before letting her red eyes fall on the chains hanging from the ceiling.  Even when she joined Kirsta's side and she said that the mirrors couldn't be moved, she didn't visibly react save to nod, having seen that much just from a cursory glance.  There had to be a reason they were here though, they just had to figure out the connection to everything here.  There was always a way past the puzzle in question.  The Dungeon wouldn't create a chamber that couldn't be bypassed in some way.<br/><br/><strong>"No, not yet, but I have a theory.  We'll need to test it, but there is always a way through."</strong>Zerxel replied once she had rejoined Kirsta's side and had allowed her a chance to speak.   She did nod though when Kirsta mentioned the chains hanging around the chamber, having already ahd the same thought.<strong>"I agree.  Every room in this place, when it's like this or of a similar nature, always has a way past it.  It might not be apparent at first, but nothing here was set by random happenstance.  There's a reason why there's a statue, two mirrors, and chains hanging from pillars.  We just need to find out how they correspond with each other first.  So, let's start with the chains, and see what happens from there.  I'll pull on one and you try another, sound good?  I'm hoping, that by doing so, either more mirrors appear, allowing us to redirect the light upon the statue, or they activate some other mechanism that will allow us to open the door.  Either way, <em>something </em>will happen, we just need to be prepared if that something unleashes a monster on us in the meantime, so be on your guard in any event."</strong>Having decided on a course of action, Zerxel wasted no time in going for the nearest of the chains before taking a steadying breath.  She had no idea if she'd be able to simply pull on the chain or if she'd have to climb up the damn thing and hope it reacted once her full weight was on it.  Either way, she kept her senses on alert, hoping that they'd be able to leave before things took a turn for the worse.