Tormin let out a soft breath as they landed, both because they had managed to land safely, and because he was that much more aware of Nalia's body pressed against his. He also took a moment before he let go, and blushed as he realized he had been holding onto her longer than necessary. He smiled quietly, and followed after her into the temple as she opened it, the loud creaking noise sending the hairs on the back of his neck on end. Though he reminded himself that this was only a game, he had to admit that he preferred going into missions with the potential to remain stealthy. Perhaps this was just how the game was to be played?<br/><br/>When the ghosts appeared, each carrying a pair of lanterns, Tormin couldn't help but draw his blaster at once, aiming them at the fiends before they disappeared from view. He wasn't even sure if the blaster would make a difference to them, he had just reacted on instinct. He turned to Nalia, expecting her to say something to help him relax, only to see her concern.<br/><br/>He reached out, putting a hand on her shoulder and squeezing gently, trying to force a smile as somehow the fact that this was a game began to disappear from his mind. "It's all right," He said, his voice calm as he looked around the darkened room, "You told me that you typically play this on your own. Perhaps this is the game's way of reacting to the two of us here, helping each other out."<br/><br/>He then grinned, "Besides, uncharted territory is what keeps games like this interesting. Now we can show these ghosts exactly what we're made of. So don't falter, and don't apologize yet, we've still got plenty of chances to turn this around, right?" He had to admit to himself that he wasn't sure that this would go smoothly, but he didn't feel out of place. Or at least, he didn't feel like they couldn't handle it. Perhaps it was something about this being so different from his world of blasters, spaceships, and stormtroopers, or perhaps it was because Nalia was there with him. He didn't know, but he felt sure that nothing here was going to stop him. "So, it looks to me that we have two or three paths to take here." He said, looking to his left, and right to separate doors, and forward to another door up a staircase. "Any thoughts?"