William
"*Mighty Malacath,*" Shei gulped his fear down as he followed, gripping his axe firmly with his right hand, returning the thumbs-up gesture with his left.

"Y-You'll get coin out of this, I assure you. By my tusks and teeth, I'll even write you a song if we get out of this without anything broken. I mean. I can still play with broken bones... But my singing would consist mostly of sobs."

Shei wanted to let out a nervous laugh, but the sound of his voice reverberating on the rocks made him nervous. He bit his tongue, trying to find a warrior's passion like Frogar's for any possible fight ahead.
Freddie
"I'm not in it for the coin, but if you assist." He gave a shrug.

Frogar then would knee and pull out a Torch, lighting the Torch using a piece of flint and steel before they would have some sort of light to guide them.

"Keep close friend, we'll slay this mighty beast together." He motioned the Orc to follow as he went deeper into the cave, a big smile still on his face.
William
"O, I insist entirely, my friend. It's the least I can do in return for saving my luck, today. I tend to get lost in my thoughts."

Shei hesitated for a moment, squeezing his axe handle again for comfort. "I'm the opposite in battle, weirdly, but it's like I have no other thoughts, just- tunnel vision. It scares me a lot."

The cave grew deeper, with the sound of honeybees buzzing around. None of them angry, thankfully. If the beasts were hundreds of bees, why in Oblivion would the Jarl ask the Companions for aid? Would they expect a group of them to start flinging fists at each bee? That'd be so stupid! Was the Rift truly *That* Corrupt?

What could like sweet things like Honey? Not just a singular bear, *Bears*. Shei sucked in his teeth, trying to find any shapes in the distance that the torch could have illuminated. He looked towards Frogar, trying to see if there was any glimmer in his eyes of what his plans were if he was prepped for attack.
Freddie
"Back up a bit, we need to get them into a tight space so we can take on at a time." He told the Orc to calmy move back.

"They'll get pissed alright, but for now... They just want us out... They'll make a move soon. Calm steps, don't show fear..." Frogar smiled as he stepped back a bit to get into a choke point for the bears.

He dropped the Torch behind them and he drew out two axes and gave them a twirl.

"Be ready..." He told the Orc.