After entering the main tent, you must then make your way beyond the arena. To find this room, first, make sure you've summoned the Grimm Troupe and then visit their tents in Dirtmouth. If you use a spell while in this room a protective seal glares up, suggesting that this is a device of great importance, perhaps used to teleport the tents from ritual to ritual. There are also some chests here as well as a mysterious contraption. In fact, it's implied that they were puppets all along, adding to the whole creepy carnival aesthetic of the troupe. The first thing you'll notice are the masks of the audience who were watching your fights against Troupe Master Grimm, suggesting that all was not as it seemed. Finding this area makes you feel like you've stumbled upon an eerie place unintended for prying eyes. If you decide to do the Grimm Troupe DLC, there's a room that is devilishly hidden inside the sinister tents that pop up on the outskirts of Dirtmouth (much to Elderbug's displeasure). Though there are many other difficult-to-find passageways that grant access to treasures, upgrades, and hot springs (such as the one in the Colosseum of Fools), these obscure lore rooms remain the holy grail of Hallownest finds.
Hidden from plain sight, most of these secret rooms grant an unrivaled glimpse into Hollow Knight's cryptic lore and are well-worth seeing for this quality alone.
RELATED: Hollow Knight: Pieces Of Cut Content Even the most thorough of completionists are likely to remain blissfully unaware of some of the secrets Hollow Knight has to offer. Like the illusory walls of Dark Souls, some of these aren't clearly signposted, if at all, and it can be easy to miss more than a few of them along your travels. Seeing everything that the game has to offer is made into a stupendous task, however, by the existence of breakable walls and well-hidden passageways. The world of Hollownest is ripe for exploration, with new content waiting around almost every corner.
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