When Gyre finally reaches the top of the mountain, he gets teleported back to the bottom.
Wouldn't that be terrible?
No, what Gyre really finds is the glowing door that the news reports have been producing news reports about in the news (say that ten times fast I dare you). But Gyre's definitely not the type to eat breakfast and read a newspaper in the morning filled with the news about this incredibly news-worthy glowing door.
So when he gets there, he'll be surprised to find that its a nine-foot tall stone door with glowing seams and no visible hinges. More importantly, there are no visible handles. The line down the center that would normally show that it's a door that'll open by swinging open into two doors is there, sometimes, and gone at other times. Is it a single giant piece of stone? Is it two pieces of stone? Or is there no actual door here and it's just glowing lines that someone painted on the rocks?
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Wouldn't that be terrible?
No, what Gyre really finds is the glowing door that the news reports have been producing news reports about in the news (say that ten times fast I dare you). But Gyre's definitely not the type to eat breakfast and read a newspaper in the morning filled with the news about this incredibly news-worthy glowing door.
So when he gets there, he'll be surprised to find that its a nine-foot tall stone door with glowing seams and no visible hinges. More importantly, there are no visible handles. The line down the center that would normally show that it's a door that'll open by swinging open into two doors is there, sometimes, and gone at other times. Is it a single giant piece of stone? Is it two pieces of stone? Or is there no actual door here and it's just glowing lines that someone painted on the rocks?
And yes, if Gyre licks it, it'll taste like rock.