Though the ground is rocky and weedy and beginning to be covered by snow,
Coat of Nine-Hides easily locates animal tracks. There are two kinds of tracks.
The first set of tracks were made by rats. These aren’t ordinary rats, but much, much larger; perhaps the size of a large dog.
The second set of tracks were made by humanoids of some sort. These humanoids are small; some are bare-footed, some wear shoes or boots.
There are many more rat tracks than humanoid tracks. And they are much more recent.
Coat of Nine-Hides can detect a strong smell of rodent musk throughout the area. Following the tracks she discovers a small 3’ diameter hole/passageway in the wall of the canyon at
B. This hole was hidden by rubble and weeds. Following the tracks west they come to a dead-end at the canyon wall behind the statue at
C. It seems there should be a door or opening there --the rat tracks seem to come and go here-- but
Coat of Nine-Hides is unable to find a door.
The humanoid tracks go up the ramp.
Boo finds no inscriptions on the statue. It is carved from stone and well-made. It is weather beaten and looks like someone long ago tried to scratch away the facial features. Otherwise it appears ordinary.
Boo, already near the statue, is also unable to find a door in the canyon wall.
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