Mesaraih chuckled at Ester's comment, though he was slightly confused by what she said after. All in all, she was acting rather strange. "Are you sure you're okay?" he teased.<br/><br/>He looked around as the others began to discuss their thoughts and ideas. "I'm going to scout around. Hopefully find us a way out of here."<br/><br/>He walked around the walls that encased the courtyard, running his fingers along them, listening for anything out of the ordinary. He wasn't sure why he expected some sort of storybook hidden door, but he figured everything was worth trying. There didn't seem to be any other openings, and the walls rose nearly to the ceiling of the giant cavern, leaving only a small, barred opening at the top. There was a door on either end of the courtyard, the one that they had entered through and another that led deeper into the thaig.<br/><br/>He finally came to the door they had entered through. He examined it closely, finding to his surprise that it had three keyholes. He tried the key the spirit had given them in the first one, but it didn't fit. It also didn't fit the second, but slid right into the third. It turned itself and the door gave a small rumble before calming itself once more. When Mesaraih tried to remove the key, he found it to be stuck inside. The other keyholes glowed slightly, one with a blue hue and the other red.<br/><br/>Mesaraih thought back to the glow of red and blue they had seen in the distance. It couldn't be a coincidence. He walked back to the others.<br/><br/>"Well, the door has keyholes. The one the spirit gave us fit into the third, but we need two others. They have this weird blue and red glow. I don't know what exactly that means, but it looks like the light we we saw from the lake. So if there's a way out of here, we might need to find that first."<br/><br/>He grimaced slightly as a small jolt of burning pain flitted through his wound.