>"Sort of secret, maybe. Although I did just see it out in front of her house the other day. Anyway, unless you have some last minute advice, I should get back."
>Assuming no last minute advice worth following up on, quickly return to where we left.
>Head to the eastmost door and motion for Renko to follow
>Open it cautiously, and be prepared for something lying in wait
>Assuming there is nothing immediately inside this gallery, enter.
>"Nothing you likely haven't already learned," says Patchouli.
>You dash back toward the western wing, and find nothing out of place. Renko watches the door from a distance, periodically glancing toward the weeping doll. She joins you as you enter the hall. "Nothing unusual from the door," says Renko.
>You open eastmost set of double doors, a find nothing unusual happens.
>Entering, you find the gallery is full of Asian art of all kinds. Much like the foyer, it is filled will wooden statues, folding screens, framed prints, and other such things. However, the artwork is not limited to just Japanese pieces. You can see Chinese paintings, Vietnamese three-color ceramics, and many other things you cannot begin to identify despite the art appreciation class you took. Of particular interest to you is a set of closed double doors against the western wall, leading into the other gallery.
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