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it's acid, same substance that you find in the green areas and fungal wastes. There's a passageway that's flooded with acid in the waterworks, and the valve opens it up for passage. Actually a crucial part of the game.
The part I like is how the architects of the City decided to put deadly spikes on top of all elevators. That way if an elderly bug is waiting for the elevator to come up, slips and falls down the elevator shaft he will be impaled and die horribly, and the kingdom won't have to waste any more taxpayer's money on him. Brilliant.
And the sheer number of elevators! Rather than making a single elevator go all the way up and down the building, they made roughly twenty short elevators. Great game for anyone who loves elevators!