CHAPTER TEN
With the lid a dead end, we decided to head down one of the many side tunnels diverging off from the pit. Apparently, the concrete walls of the pit actually had a few door-sized openings to allow travel between different rooms and chambers. Triplet had already explored a fair few of them, even using his notebook to draw out a rough map to use as our guide, but Triplet stressed that his map was far from complete and that there were still tons and tons of rooms and tunnels he hadn’t even found yet.
Even if Triplet hadn’t stressed that, I wouldn’t have found his map very helpful. While it did give us a vague idea of the size of the maze, it completely lacked any sort of exit or escape route. That was, of course, because Triplet hadn’t found his way out yet, but it was still disa
