The huntress was not foolish, she knew how clever a dragon was. It would have been a too soon death, to follow the dragon into the dark.<br/>However, it would be a great strike to a hunters pride, letting their prey get away like that. As the dragon no doubt waited in the cavern, the hunters silently spread out, before a signal was given, and the cave collapsed...<br/><br/>A job complete, but not well done. Or so they thought anyway. No, the cavernous system was an expansive mine, the twisting and intertwining passages crossing and paralleling each other. What the hunters had done, was merely sending the dragon into a passage below, surely alive, but perhaps not completely unscathed after the events...<br/><br/>The clattering of footsteps echoed, but from which direction? The sound bounced and repeated across the stone walls, between the stone roof and the stone floor. Then faint light was casted from one of the passages, but who carried the source? It was still impossible to tell due to the curve of the passage, only the light flooded around the corner. Had one of the hunters really come to finish the job?