What was said to you from within?

• A. What is your business here?
• B. Who goes there?
• C. Who comes here?
• D. Who comes, who comes, who comes here?

Answer: (D)

In this rite, the moment you approach the door is marked by a formal challenge from someone inside, and the exact way that challenge is spoken carries meaning. The inside guard uses a distinctive, repeated call to signal the ceremonial threshold and to test you as you approach. Saying the line with three repetitions—“Who comes, who comes, who comes here?” fits that moment precisely: it mirrors the ritual cadence, emphasizes the repetition that marks a guarded entrance, and identifies the voice as the one within validating your entry. The other phrasings don’t capture that same ceremonial rhythm or the specific moment of hearing a repeated call from within, so they aren’t the exact thing you’d be said in that situation.