Somehow as always Tolani had made way to standing underneath the young tiger. Trembling in her own paws over what mystery awaited them and the others who had gathered. Listening intently to Totum's words and golden eyes watching the others who seemed to be figuring out the puzzle before them. An elephant was filling it with water...some other gembound was trying to push down on the mechanism...and a small 'someone' who appeared to be riding on the back of a really large lizard was also cheering them on.

Sabor wouldn't do anything right now, there was nothing he could do without getting in the way. So he decided to just standing still, ready to brace himself for the enormous torrent of water that could happen at any moment.

The twin shadows, rippling in their misty darkness, watched curiously as the elephant approached the siphon again with another trunk-full of water; from beyond their notice, the grizzlion cub had also used their magic to apply pressure to the siphon in front of the door. As the water forced its way into the narrow funnel, the pressure on the sensor within the siphon pushed an array of invisible mechanics into action, pulling the giant rock slab downward. The door began to lower further and further, unleashing a torrent of water that would come roaring towards the Gembounds. Alarmed by the onslaught of water, Totum rose and flattened themselves against the wall, clutching onto the rock - but in the time that it would have taken for the Gembounds to recover from the wave, the door will have closed again.

Your characters must roll Other to withstand the water.

Leon had remained silent and observant as more and more of the Gembounds began to filter into the end of the tunnel. His gaze flickered over all of those gathered, and he was more than happy to sit back and let everybody else do all the work. Not that he was lazy, just... he had to admit that he wasn't the smartest guy around. And honestly, he had no idea how this weird door thing worked. He had craned his neck to take a look at the mechanism but it boggled his mind. And when the elephant had strode up and sputtered water into the siphon, he was amazed at how it suddenly jerked and opened, splashing them slightly. This was enough to tell him that doing so might cause the door to open more, but it hadn't realized that it would unleash a torrent of water until the elephant had actually done it, and suddenly a roar of cold came crashing down around them.

"Hold on, Cadence!" Leon basically threw himself at the wall, rearing up onto his hind legs and using his front paws to clutch the wall. He bared down on the rock and, thankfully, his strength was enough to keep him rooted there instead of being pushed away by the torrent. He just hoped that Cadence had been holding on, otherwise he was ready to grab for her if she slipped. By the time the water had died down, his thick fur had slicked against his body again and he huffed, dropping back onto all fours. "Wow! So it looks like whatever you did worked," The bear panted, looking over to the elephant. "I guess we just need to figure out a way to hold the door open...?"

Truth be told, he still didn't understand how the mechanism worked. But maybe there would be a way to secure it in place.