Locked doors with keypads lead from the antechamber to the

vampires’ individual havens and the storerooms. The Repairers

keep files on their clients, including photographs, videotapes and
incriminating physical evidence, some of the latter in freezers.
Everything is thoroughly fireproofed with brick and concrete
construction, spartan metal furniture, smoke alarms, a sprinkler
system and halon fire extinguishers in every room.
The complex also has two emergency escape routes. Twisting
and pulling a particular wall sconce collapses a section of wall in
the shrine’s inner chamber, providing an exit into the city storm
drains. The Setites and cultists use this to escape if anyone raids
the temple during a service. One minute later, this also detonates
a large bomb hidden inside the statue to Set, providing a final
sacrifice to the Dark God. Ahmose and Sahira’s haven holds
another secret escape route. Sahira’s plain sarcophagus has a false
bottom. When she presses a button inside the coffin, the bottom
drops out and forms a simple barge that carries her away into
the storm drains — her own River of Duat. Ahmose’s fancier,
carved and gilded sarcophagus does not contain such an escape
route, but opening the lid without pressing a hidden button
within the next 15 seconds will trigger a loud alarm in Sahira’s
coffin. Both coffins lock from the inside.