The little ferret sniffed around a bunch, searching things out and getting through little passageways humans could hardly fit an arm into. First thing first, it found a way inside the tower, through the same way pests like mice and bugs got in. But then Chase found his way around to looking for entrances. Unlike their animal counterparts, familiars were smart, at least to a point. Nobody would ever accuse an imp of being a genius, but they could talk and take orders. Chase was no different. Just fuzzier and quieter.<br/><br/>Popping his head out from a more human-sized passage, he hopped a little in surprise when he found people already there, practically right in his face. They seemed friendly though, and he sniffed at the hand offered to him by the halfling before darting around her, running a few circles. It hopped up on her, running around a bit, playfully dodging whatever hands may come its way before diving into a pocket of the jacket she wore. A moment later, his head poked out again, but with something silvery in its mouth. A coin? He didn't give much chance to see before he hopped out, slipping back into the hidden path to go back and show its summoner what he'd found.<br/><br/>----------------------<br/><br/>It was a good while before the slinky fluffball came back, bounding through the crowd, something shiny in it's mouth. Setting down her book, Curiosity got back on her knees and welcomed the ferret back with a smile and a close snuggle to her chest, kissing it's forehead. First the book, and now her familiar. Yup, Curiosity was a snuggler. Without exchanging a word, she looked up at the horse and the cleric. "Chase found a secret tunnel in a ramshackle hut. It's not even trapped. We can get there in about ten to fifteen minutes." The ferret bounded up her body and rested on her shoulder, happily guarding its treasure like a tiny dragon. Picking her book back up, she began to lead the way for the unlikely duo and their animal companions.