"Okay, whatever you say." Her voice told him that she was unsure about this new path, though she still went for it without much hesitation. She nearly slipped a couple of times, stepping too close to the edge and having a small chunk of rock come loose under her foot. Everytime she managed to find her balance and lean against the mountain to prevent her from tumbling over the edge. She was happy to have Kryner there to hell her out and simply did complied with everything he said to do.<br/><br/>When they were finally at the over hang, Del looked down and took a deep breath. She took a step back from the edge and turned, noticing the bodies. So of course she took up and pointed. "There." She walked a little closer to where it was over her head and looked at the rock wall beside them. There wasn't any footings to grab hold of on the lower section, presumably worn away by weather or the poor fools who tried to get it, but there was some leverage a little higher up. Even if she were to sit kn Kryner's shoulders, they still wouldn't be able to get it.<br/><br/>"I'm a goddamn idiot," She murmured as she started to take her shoes off. They weren't meant for hiking, let alone trying to scale a cliff side. It would be easiest barefoot. Del was also smaller and lighter than Kryner, so she figured there would be less of a chance of her footholds crumbling under her. She then turned to her companion and pointed out a sort of path she could scale up the wall. "Give me a boost and I'll see if I can get it."