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| - Olmec's Lair is the fourth and last Temple level, home to the mighty Olmec. It is a large empty space with a very thick floor with lava under it. Olmec also doesn't care that this is his lair, he still wrecks it. There is a door on the right that you can exit when Olmec is dead. This leads to the end of the game. If you have the Book of the Dead from the City of Gold, a door at the bottom of the level will be open, you can know where the door is located without looking down by paying attention to the animations the book does, the faster, the closer you are to the door.
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| - Olmec's Lair is the fourth and last Temple level, home to the mighty Olmec. It is a large empty space with a very thick floor with lava under it. Olmec also doesn't care that this is his lair, he still wrecks it. Above the empty space there are floating-island type structures that have lots of chests, crates and gems on them. No monsters are initially spawned within the lair, except for a Hawk Man and the two surviving Cavemen, but monsters can be spawned by Olmec while destroying blocks or be inside pots. If the Book of the Dead was stolen in the City of Gold but Anubis II wasn't killed, he will spawn at the beginning of the level. Also, if three altars are destroyed and the player still has the Ball and Chain, the Ghost will spawn at the beginning of this level, otherwise the ghost won't appear at all. There is a door on the right that you can exit when Olmec is dead. This leads to the end of the game. If you have the Book of the Dead from the City of Gold, a door at the bottom of the level will be open, you can know where the door is located without looking down by paying attention to the animations the book does, the faster, the closer you are to the door. To use this door the player use Olmec or two push blocks as platform, a rope does not work, because you can not enter a door whilst climbing. In addition, unlike most doors which have a platform for the spelunker to stand on, the door to Hell does not have a platform thus caution is needed.
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