Cinder doesn't see anything amiss as she moves a few feet into the dungeon. The corridor continues onward from what she can see, more frescos adorn the walls. As she comes back to the bronze chest area, the dog-men paintings look very well done, but are only just paintings. She looks over the box and sees no tricky mechanism on the outside of it. As she tries to slide it out, it stops, whatever is holding it in place is on the back panel of the box, still inside the wall, but she can now open the box. Looking around... ah yes, there's the release. Just before Cinder presses the beveled button, she notices a small pinhole upon it, moving her fingers away from it, pressing the button reveals an impossibly thin needle that oozes a clear, barely viscous liquid.<br/><br/>As the button clicks, the hinges of the bronze chest swing open easily. The panels opening in such a way as to make a lecturn upon which to write upon. There is a small iron dwarven figurine with a leather thong attached to it, as if it were a necklace or amulet, sitting on the now unfolded writing slab. There also appears to be a rod or lever with its armature disappearing into a slit in the wall. Inferring the slit, Cinder would have to pull the rod up or down to activate it, but what it did, who knows until someone tried it.<br/><br/>Looking at the floor again, Cinder could see the red path upon green tile winding its way down the hallway into blackness.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">ooc</div><div class="spoiler_body"> That is fine with the short posts. Sometimes that's all there is until there is another body to interact with.<br/>Cinder managed to spot the needle trap on the bronze chest. Good for her. &gt;.&gt;<br/><br/>There is a rod/lever that Cinder can pull up or down.<br/>A little dwarven trinket to pick up if she desires to.<br/>And the hallway and walls to look at or go down further.<br/><br/>I'm trying not to give anything away, but if something interests you in the narrative, let me know and we can expound upon it.</div></div>