Hero's Ruin: Difference between revisions

Upon entering the ruin, the four found a corridor ending in a wall with a small depression inside it. When Cilan turned the {{p|Venipede}} statue inside the space, the wall moved away, revealing a giant boulder that threatened to crush them. Cilan's {{TP|Cilan|Pansage}} used {{m|Dig}} to create a hole for them to hide in as the boulder moved past. Next, the group had to choose one of two bridges to cross a chasm, but before Cedric could translate the clue to which was safe, Ash and Cilan stepped on the trap bridge and barely avoided falling.

Deeper in the ruin, the path splits into three tunnels, themed after {{p|Golett}}, {{p|Krokorok}}, and {{p|Darumaka}}. The Darumaka path led to a trap of fire that required Cilan's {{TP|Cilan|Stunfisk}}'s {{m|Mud Bomb}} to escape, while the Krokorok path was a dead-end where the walls began closing in until Iris's {{TP|Iris|Excadrill}} held them open.

At the end of the Golett path was a room with several identical coffins inside of it, and beyond that, a large, circular chamber with a ring of crystalline pillars in its center. Hidden by the pillars was the resting place of the "Golden [[Dragon Stone|Dark Stone]]," the mystical item that the Black Hero used to summon Zekrom. Ash nearly took the stone, but Cedric stopped him with a warning of what trap it might activate. Right thereafter, a wild {{p|Sigilyph}} appeared and viciously attacked the group, forcing them to flee back to the room with the coffins. Finding the coffins damaged and open, Cedric suggested they hide inside, and this tactic worked to confuse and ultimately get rid of Sigilyph.