"You better hope your's don't come true then," Jamie said indicating that her hearing was well above that of a normal human's but didn't stop or turn back to look at the overly eager guy who seemed to think it was all just another adventure, another piece in his collection of experiences he could brag about to his friends, if indeed he had any which she somehow doubted.<br/><br/>The gatehouse was just a large room with an alcove, just large enough for a three quarter bed to fit, and a small kitchenette attached to it. The larger room was however littered with mattresses on which eight ragged looking creatures of the human kind huddled, minding their own business. None of them seemingly over eighteen. Some seemed to be eating other's preparing a drug of some sort, others just sitting there as if waiting to fall asleep or perhaps to go out into the night to do whatever it was they did to survive.<br/><br/>Jamie walked right in without indicating to the two that were following her whether they should follow her inside or not.<br/>"Kayce?" she asked an androgynous creature with long bright pink hair hanging in stripes in front of their pale face.<br/>"Kay.ce," they replied in a detached growling sort of voice, as if speaking was a strenuous activity, and shook their head without looking up at Jamie.<br/>Jamie nodded that she had understood. Kayce wasn't there, had not been there. She took out her phone to confirm that Kayce had said she was already at the gatehouse. Perhaps she had not gone inside. Perhaps she had decided to search the area around the gatehouse for any clues as to what might have happened to Su-Ji, not that Jamie for a second thought there would be any. She was fairly certain exactly where Su-Ji had gone and as she looked out the dirty window facing the mansion she nodded to herself. Perhaps Kayce was waiting at the hidden entrance, the only one that was reasonably safe.<br/><br/>Behind the gatehouse there was a small dilapidated gardening shed and as Jamie came back out she motioned to the older woman and the eager guy to follow her into it. There she pried open a hatch in the floor. She took out a small flash light and shone it into the opening. There was a rusty ladder going down about twelve feet. She then looked up at the other two with a crooked smile, her eyes glowing briefly as she did, as if to give them one last chance to turn back and return to a world of relative sanity before starting the climb down.<br/><br/><a class="username" data-user-id="20459" data-username="@LeaT" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/20459/">@LeaT</a><a class="username" data-user-id="45164" data-username="@InsaynePayne" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/45164/">@InsaynePayne</a><a class="username" data-user-id="34307" data-username="@Colonel_Liam" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/34307/">@Colonel_Liam</a>