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- But what's the point? So what if that door closes? Does that mean the traps in this room will weaken? On the other hand, the architect of this structure must have foreseen a release mechanism, because otherwise these traps would be stuck forever after one intruder triggers them. Maybe there's a mechanism somewhere here? - Selig examines the surrounding floor, walls, and ceiling. - Although, if that's the case, the mechanism should be out of reach for the trapped intruder. This means either they were placed later, and we need to go to the first door, or it's on the other side of this one.