Yuri Alone in the Dungeon

Yuri was not happy when he saw the next room; he was more annoyed than anything else. The chamber was a 2o-foot by 15-foot room with a 25-foot ceiling; there was a slider puzzle, which looked like it might be missing a few missing pieces, on the right wall; the other walls were devoid of anything similar. The room itself was pretty barren; Yuri didn’t have any apparent indicators for what could be missing. Securing his bag on his right shoulder, Yuri headed over to the puzzle and tried to solve it to the best of his ability.

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Almost 20 minutes after he had started, Yuri had solved what was there of the puzzle. Unsurprisingly, it was basically a mural of a massive pair of breasts; Yuri wasn’t sure which race they belonged to, given the Fantasy-type setting of the world and his exposure to various races. That all said, the pieces for the nipples were indeed missing. Yuri spent what felt like hours, after that, looking for the missing pieces around the room before he found the missing pieces as fake panels on the opposite wall with their back facing outwards.

Yuri brought the last pieces to where he needed to; as soon as he was 7 feet from the wall with the mural, the pieces flew from his hands and set themselves properly where they needed to go. The door then slid forward about 3 feet before sliding about 10 feet to the left of where it had been situated; it seemed to follow a hidden track that Yuri hadn’t noticed before it moved. Once again securing his grip on his bag, Yuri made his way down the passageway to the next room.

This room was noticeably bigger, by a considerable margin. The ceiling was about 40 feet up, and all the walls were easily somewhere between 30 and 45 feet apart in a nearly perfect cube. The room looked more like a banquet hall with all the extravagant furniture, tapestries, and tables every 10 to 15 feet from each other, there were 4 sets of tables, each table and its companion furniture were clearly different kinds of wood. Pine, Ebony, Oak, and Cedar were all in attendance and on display here. The only things missing from all this were the dishes, silverware, and food. There were two very large stone doors on the right and left at the far back of the room. From where he was, Yuri could tell that much, but the angel of things meant he couldn’t quite tell what kind of stone the doors were composed of or if they had any sort of hints or clues for him.

This was going to be tricky.