Onnu added his force to the stone, straining to push it into place. His size and strength gave them what they need move it to the point where they could all get inside. He ducked into the cave again and once they were all inside the cave, they pulled it shut from inside.<br/><br/>For a long moment they were all silent, as the shadows scrabbled about on the fields outside. One screamed, long and low, outside the sealed door. However, the noise of the mass of shadows moved away from the cave.<br/><br/>After the cave was finally silent, Onnu cleared his throat. “I think they’re gone,” he said. He wiped a bead of sweat off his forehead. The shadows always terrified him to the core.<br/><br/>Ahnva stood. “The cave doesn’t have any passages leading anywhere, but we can’t hide out here forever. I say we leave when morning comes.” She strode past Onnu, stopping to look at the cave's mouth to ensure it was properly sealed. She didn’t intend to stick with this group if she could help it.<br/><br/>“Shouldn’t we make some kind of plan beyond that?” Onnu asked. “A location to head to…?” He trailed off, glancing at the others, hoping one of them would back him up.