The tomb like feel of the area didn't surprise him, and he paused upon entry into the main room, a smirk on his face. Now armed with the knowledge as to why Keeshara had stayed divine, and knowing that she had been practically forcing herself to fade out, would have to tease her mercilessly. He rolled his shoulder as he slipped into one of the wall cubbyholes, simply watching, though he noted that the center statue was mostly a blank tauric, without any real defining features other than holding a spear, the one on the center's right side was a female, but didn't have any indication of her purpose, but she was clearly still around, as her statue was clearly defined and lovingly carved. The one on the center statue's left side was likely Keeshara, roughly carved, but it was clearly her figure and probably her face, though the roughness made it hard to tell for complete surety, though he had a feeling, just a hunch, though strong enough to be willing to tease Keeshara about it, that it was her. That they were calling the three statues the Warrior, Reekesha the Wife and Magician, and the third the Mother and Protector was just further proof.