Cadhach regarded the stranger with a somewhat confused expression on his face, wondering if the man was completely insane. Cadhach filed his name away for later reference and was just about to respond when the other entered the door.<span style="color: #80BFFF">"Are we the only two headed on this venture?"</span>He asked as he followed the other through the opening. Still spinning Lo'Drak's earlier words through his mind. He walked behind the other silently at first and wondering just what awaited them within the dungeon. The steadily sloping downhill tunnel rose the fine hairs on the back of Cadhach's neck. He never did like having his back exposed. He sighed softly.<br/><br/><span style="color: #80BFFF">"Do you have any clue what's waiting for us at the bottom of this?"</span>He asked his companion. His voice wasn't frightened. He wasn't scared, more excited. A little unnerved and a touch creeped out, but overall he was excited and he wanted to see more. When they emerged from the tunnel into the large room he stood for a moment in the entrance looking around him taking in his surroundings. Really not much to see he decided. He walked up to the far door directly in front of where they had come out and looked it over,<span style="color: #80BFFF">"Nothing here, not anything to indicate anything. Interesting. You see anything of note in here?"</span>He said as he made his way to look at the other door. Looking at the walls. There was nothing here to tell them anything. He wondered if he should just open a door and see what happens.<span style="font-style: italic"> Yah that was a good idea. And a quick death</span>. He thought sarcastically to himself.<br/><br/><span style="color: #80BFFF">"Well were in a large utter empty featureless room, so let's pick a door and go see what's on the other side!"</span>he said grinning, what the hell who want's to live forever. In case the gods were listening he wouldn't mind a dose of immortality.