I can't understand the direction in the sentence...
Drizzt headed for the main corridors leading out of the immense chamber south of the bridge...

What does "lead out of" mean?
The chamber is to the south of the bridge, right?
What's the relation between corridor, chamber and bridge???

Thank you!

Question

I can't understand the direction in the sentence...
Drizzt headed for the main corridors leading out of the immense chamber south of the bridge...

What does "lead out of" mean?
The chamber is to the south of the bridge, right?
What's the relation between corridor, chamber and bridge???

Thank you!

Answer

The chamber is south of the bridge.  The main corridors are attached to the chamber.  Drizzt is heading for these corridors.

To lead out means to point away.  Since a corridor is a long narrow hallway, if you are walking down the corridor, you are "being guided" or "pointed" away from the chamber behind you.

Here's a diagram.

Drizzt
  |
Bridge
  |
Chamber
  |
Corridors
  |
  v

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