As the message from the Gamemaster showed, Stark's excitement grew. His pupils dialated when he saw the image of the revolver flash across the sky. He had never seen a more beautiful weapon than that gleaming gun above him. What was even more wonderful than that silver contraption was the face of Eden when he looked straight at the camera capturing them in their little cave. He grinned wickedly with blood in the crevices between the teeth. He couldn't believe his luck. I'll be able to kill that flower girl for the gun and Eden at one time! he thought as his heart rate increased. It's like two birds with one stone.<br/><br/>Once the video ended, Stark got to his feet and turned to his group. "Okay," he said in a firm tone, "we have to get going<span style="font-style: italic">now</span>. They're already scrambling out of that cave by now. Grab what you need and head out. Rieve, stay here and guard our things." All Stark took was his hatchet and a backpack of goods. He wanted to bring his sledghammer to bash Eden's face in, but knew that would be too heavy to travel quickly with. Only half a minute after the Gamemaster's message, the Careers were ready and ran toward their target.<br/><br/>***<br/><br/>Eden was surprised when Day Z said she'd prefer he or Rye to kill her than the others. He hadn't even thought of that, but even with Day Z's approval, he couldn't even consider murdering her. Putting it out of his mind, Eden followed Rye deeper into the cave, although he was uncertain with the plan. Not only was the cave so dimly lit he could hardly make out what was in front of him, but Rye claimed there were spiders lurking back there. The claim was confirmed by the webs that covered the walls and hung from the ceiling.<br/><br/>When Eden used his hand to move the thick webs out of his way, it tingled on his skin and lightly stuck until he jerked his hand away. The air back there was stifling with humidity and its rancid smell burned his nostrils. The webs that clung to his body and face made him feel claustraphobic, making the area all the more suffocating. With his panic rising, he flailed his arms around to keep the webs from his face. When he saw the beam of light radiating from the back, he ran forward in a frantic effort to escape and hit the cave wall with a thud. He staggered back to keep from falling, putting a hand to his throbbing face.<span style="font-style: italic">Damn</span>, he thought with a grimace. Calm<span style="font-style: italic">down before you kill yourself.</span><br/><br/>Eden waiting by the cave wall for Day Z to be pulled up by Rye, but gasped when he saw her fall back into the darkness. He darted for her and then fell to his knees, grasping at the empty ground for her. Continuing to sweep the ground for her, his hand came upon something rough covered with stiff bristles jutting out. His eyes slowly trailed up to set upon the face of a multiple-eyes creature. With a cry, he flung himself back and saw that the creature was a huge spider with Day Z's web-covered body in it's hairy legs. He was paralyzed with fear until the spider started to scuttle toward him. He kicked the air at the spider to keep it back until he turned himself around and got up.<br/><br/>When he whirled around to face it, the spider pounced on Eden, hurling them both into the wall of the cave. A sharp pain erupted in Eden's left shoulder and he screamed, stabbing the spider in the side with his spear. This was enough to get the beast off of him. Once he started kicking it back, the spider retreated and crawled into a crevice in the wall. Eden took a moment to catch his breath before he got up and cautiously walked over to where Day Z was. She was unconscious. After pulling the sticky webs off of her, he raised her up and threw her over his shoulder. He walked over to the rope and, with his spear tucked against Day Z, he pulled himself up, using his legs to climb up the wall.<br/><br/>Finally reaching the top, Eden fell to his knees and laid Day Z on the ground. He turned and collapsed himself, exhausted and hurting. He looked down at his left shoulder and saw blood seeping from it; the spider had bitten him. From the burning that he felt within his arm, he could conclude that the spider was venomous. His eyes dulled.<span style="font-style: italic">I'm done for.</span>