Sir Floradine pulls the scroll from the skeleton's grasp, but before he can read it, you hear the familiar sound of stone scraping against stone. Suddenly the walls move again. No one is in the hall, so they move harmlessly. When they stop in the triggered position, you see Illborn standing in the hallway.
Floradine reads the crumbling parchment. It is written in an archaic Common tongue and looks like a list of traveling notes he wrote for himself. It says:
"To unlock the levers, throw the one that rings the gong.
Drain the moat before moving the lava.
The blue lever drains the moat and sounds the horn.
The red and purple levers do not control the lava.
You hear a whistle if the lava drains away.
You hear a bell if the lava flows into the moat.
The lever that rings the bell is next to the green lever.
The lever that rings the gong is at one end of the row.
The purple lever does not ring anything.
The lever that blows the whistle is next to both the lever that rings the bell and the lever that sounds the horn.
The portcullises rise to a drumbeat.
The yellow and green levers do something to the lava."
Shae examines the two levers. There is one on the left and one on the right. They are nondescript and carved out of stone. The darkness inside the mechanism cannot be seen.