Before Lilly knew what was happening, Damian and Morgan where discussing throwing the Flumph to the aid of those across the chasm. Then, before she could react, Morgan had picked it up and thrown it, leaving her with a concerned look on her face, reaching out as if to pull it back. With a slightly troubled look, and a couple glances back to where the creature had been thrown, Lilly turned and entered the doorway behind the two.<br/><br/>As Lilly followed Damian and Morgan she concentrated entirely on her arcanium, relying on the them to keep her safe from the threats she was ignoring whilst she focused on the threats that they couldn't see. She felt out along the floor ahead for bits of floor that where loose or thin- thankfully, there were few dangerous pieces yet, and those there were where easily kept in place with only a small touch of movement negation. This meant that Lilly could mostly turn her attention to marking their path. With each step, she sent arcanium into the rock, separating a section of stone shaped exactly like a deep footprint, leaving a clear trail that showed not only what path they walked, but which direction they where headed- a sharp *crack* and brief clatter resounding as the rock was broken and the detritus cast aside.<br/><br/>It was tiring- not physically, for it had naught to do with muscle and bone, but it was mentally exhausting. So when they came to a stop, she thankfully released the vice she had held around the arcanium, allowing herself to look around at the intricate art lining the walls of the tunnels, illuminated by Damian's ghostly flames.<br/><br/>Shaking her head to clear it, Lilly walked closer to the hole Morgan indicated, looking into it. “This one? There's a pile of... of shiny disks in there.”<br/><br/>Overcome with curiosity, Lilly knelt down, placed one hand on either side of the hole's entrance, and concentrated. Flaring arcanium, she pried the stone wider, making sure that she disrupted the structural integrity of the structure as little as possible.<br/><br/>Standing over the newly widened entrance, but refraining from entering the room, she saw... just... piles of the shiny disks. Piles and piles of them- they appeared to have been marked with some kind of carving, but at this distance Lilly couldn't tell what it was at all. It was abundantly clear that they wouldn't even be able to tell the size of the room unless someone actually entered it, but Lilly couldn't see the point in going down- she doubted that shiny disks could have been the reason for them being transported here.<br/><br/>Standing back up, Lilly brushed off her skirt and then shrugged emphatically. "It's just a lot of shiny disks with some markings on them."