The normal fountain

“Kelketuk, can you open this bastarding door for me?” He called out, “Just push it.”

Timothy didn’t have any mana, so he couldn’t communicate with the demonic beast telepathically, so he had to use hand gestures instead. He flailed his arms around like a shocked, and angry Italian chef, and once the Kelketuk walked past the goblin slaves and got closer to its master, it seemingly understood what he wanted.

The Kelketuk stood up on its hind legs, and used its two pairs of front legs to lean on the gate. This was a beast that weighed several tons, perhaps more than the gate itself, so it was the best servant for the job!

It was a smart decision to have the Kelketuk push the gate, and this was apparent, the second one of the doors budged forward by a few inches. It inched inward, slowly, and the hinges that supported the doors released this loud, screeching sound throughout every second of the process!