The house is at least 100 years old, possibly late 19th century. And there in the original brickwork are the paw prints of a cat. We're going to leave them on show.
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Have you tried placing the paws of one of your current cats inside the paw marks? If my theory is correct, the bricks will slide back, revealing a long-hidden star portal that will automatically transport your entire house to the Cat Galaxy, where you will be worshipped as gods! Or possibly eaten as a pre-dinner snack - I admit the ancient scrolls are a bit ambiguous on this point.
I shall give it a go. If you don't hear from me again it is because I got eaten.
That is really cool! Better than finding a skeleton like in an episode of The Bill.
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