Dal Shabet Auto-translated

WE MUST FIRST SEIZE THE TREASURES

Yeah, load one-handed Kelenor with bags of gold and let him go open doors. You won't find a better way to disrespect a corpse...

- We'll collect the treasures later; don't burden yourself unnecessarily. I don't want to end up surrounded by gilded statues. Besides, if there are lizards nearby, the extra weight will be a hindrance.

- No! - Amos almost shouted. - If we leave now, we might not have another chance to return to this room. Let's not tempt fate! These are just jewels and coins, not boulders. Don't break yourselves! What if the ceiling collapses or water floods in and everything gets washed away? Everyone knows what ancient ruins are like! At worst, we can move it somewhere more accessible if someone doesn't have the strength. Or if you refuse your share of the loot...
And he and Kelenor rushed to haul out the treasures. Thousands of wonderfully pleasant images appeared in Zelig's mind as he basked in this wealth.

Adrian, put the amber beetle in the power slot. Also, I recommend the emerald for healing. The diamond isn't a bad option either, though.

If you insert a diamond, thousands of copies will emerge from the ceiling and walls. If you insert an emerald, huge boulders will roll towards you from all sides and crush you. In general, it's better not to experiment here; our logic doesn't always align with Revan's. Oh, and by the way, you can't even insert an emerald there; it's needed to keep the door open.

the group moves all the treasures to the first room, and then returns to the last door to try to open it.

Who opens? With which stones?

Lord Kelenor will open the last door. I don't remember which stone he used, but I know which ones are left. I remember Ment trying to use a topaz, and then wanting to use a diamond, but he couldn't. So, we definitely shouldn't use a topaz first.

Try using a ruby and a diamond, or something like that. Just remember to close the previous door first. And as for the order... I hope it doesn't matter.

Having moved all the glittering treasures to a safe place, the expedition members decided to first inspect the right door leading into the second room. Kelenor inserted a topaz and then a diamond; the door opened. Inside, strangely enough, there was no artificial architecture as before; instead, there was a cave created by… nature? To their surprise, those who entered could feel some kind of divine influence in this place, although not immediately, and moreover, sound was completely absent here; all that could be heard were the voices of those who had entered. After walking a little further, they came across something resembling a sarcophagus; nothing else noteworthy was observed in this cave.

Gheghej approached the sarcophagus and examined it for any symbols or other details.

Topaz and Diamond were the correct choices, that's clear. We have Sapphire left. Can someone explain what happened to the ring with the dark ruby in the treasure room? Did anyone take it?

The only information that Gaheej could gather during the examination was about the magical sealing symbols drawn in many places on the sarcophagus. This was undoubtedly magic of the highest class, but these seals were applied so long ago that now they could be broken even with a simple act of will or a simple spell of dispelling.

- I think we shouldn't open this sarcophagus; it looks very ominous.