Nalia was grabbing onto Tormin’s reach for her as if her life depended on it. It didn’t, of course, but the fear was still real enough. So when he managed to kill the wallmaster, and she fell onto him, a sigh of relief followed the gasp in surprise. She just laid there on top of him, trying to catch her breath and regain her control over her body. Eventually she’d figure out where she was laying, and scrambled off of him. “Shit. I’m sorry. That shouldn’t have happened.” Once again she offered him a hand up, feeling like she’s been doing this a lot lately. She again asked if he was alright, then turning to hide the blush of embarrassment on her face.<br/><br/>The treasure chest sat there unassumingly as Nalia approached it. When she opened it, a bright light shone and illuminating the entire room, before finally fading back to its dim lighting from the torches. She blinked a few times before reaching down and grabbing what was inside. She had been hoping it was the bow and arrow this dungeon was known for having, but instead it was....<br/><br/>“Jewelry?” Nalia’s brows furrowed in confusion as she pulled out a ring and a necklace. The ring was a deep dark onyx with a few small emeralds and pink diamonds embedded along the center. The necklace was a thin black chain that held a pendant equally black, embedded in that was a large ruby that seemed to have the vibrancy of fire, surrounded by an outline of tiny sapphires.<br/><br/>She turned to look at Tormin and shrugged. “I......have no clue what’s going on. If this wasn’t a key, then it<i>should</i>have been an item to help us through the temple, like a weapon, or a map, or something of that nature.” She let out a sigh in exasperation and stared at the two trinkets in her hands. She eventually shrugged in defeat and tried putting on the ring, but the small piece of metal was too large for her fingers. “Here, catch. Maybe it’ll fit you.” She said, then put the necklace around her neck.