| 93 In the flickering light of your lantern you find yourself at the junction of the King's Hall and a side passage to the east. Ahead of you, at the edge of the light, you can just make out two doors in the western wall and one door further north in the eastern wall. A small anteroom or chamber appears to make up the end of the King's Hall itself. Considerable noise is coming from the small eastward passage so you move ahead quickly. The sound of cursing and the movement of heavy stones from the eastern passage rings clearly in the still cold air. About ten metres further ahead you find the going easier, the last 50 metres or so of the King's Hall looks well used. There is little debris covering the floor and the floorstones show recent wear by the scraping and rubbing of iron-shod feet. As you move further along you can see more clearly the two doors that are set into the western wall, the larger single door in the eastern wall and the small open room at the Hall's end.
| Will you? Enter the first door in the western wall. If so, turn to section 173. Enter the second door in the western wall. If so, turn to section 77. Enter the larger door in the eastern wall. If so, turn to section 58. Enter the small open chamber at the end of the hall. If so, turn to section 199.
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