Delve the Sixth

Franklin joins Grampus exploring the room to the east.

"Yes!" agrees Wiglaff.

Wiglaff scouts ahead & takes a look into the big room.

Which of the two passageways do you venture down?

South

The room you enter has a center space of 30 feet wide (the width of one passage to the other) by 50 feet long. On the east wall are two doors, opposite from the passages. In the centre of the room is a white marble statue of the foam-born goddess on a clamshell. There are six alcoves, three on each side at the 10', 30' and 50' mark. Each holds a caryatid column of a maiden, painted silver

Maloof investigates the central statue. Specifically, does it look like anything may be hidden inside the clamshell or is it really just part of the statue?

While Maloof is checking out the statuary, Wiglaff, curious, exits the room the same way he came in, walks north to the statue of Poseidon, and reenters the room via the north passage, watching the walls & floors of said passage carefully for any sign of traps or magic.

Vesh will start investigating the silver maiden statues in the alcoves one by one taking his time & being careful not to touch them.

Maloof investigates the central statue. Specifically, does it look like anything may be hidden inside the clamshell or is it really just part of the statue?

It seems like the statue and the open clamshell are from two different stones, and joined together. The regularity of the circular base makes you think the statue could be turned.

While Maloof is checking out the statuary, Wiglaff, curious, exits the room the same way he came in, walks north to the statue of Poseidon, and reenters the room via the north passage, watching the walls & floors of said passage carefully for any sign of traps or magic.

Although he sees no mechanism, to Wiglaff's alarm the section of floor closest to the room rings hollow under his feet!