Reina was thrilled and the energy in the air gave her a boost of excitement as she strode forward through the doorway. Jonas had winked at her.  It made her heart flutter, but she quickly dismissed it as the house captured her attention. It must have been a gorgeous house before the fire; what Reina saw before her was a beauty so magnificent but ignored that she couldn't help but do a few swirls as if dancing. To her, a place like this was like finding a lost treasure. Others find it hard to see beauty in ruined things, but not Reina. She started poking around as the other two tried to figure out where to set up. Rain drizzled down in small droplets. The smell of wet dirt rose up stronger to Reina's senses. She loved it. Almah called to her and Jonas. Shaking her head clear she looked in Almah's direction to find that she had found a door in the floor. She made her way over some debris accidentally scraping her shin on a broken piece of wood. The scrape hurt, but not enough for Reina to notice she was now bleeding.  She just kept moving forward not wanting to miss any excitement.<br/><br/>Reina bounded up behind Jonas and Almah and peered into the opening. She could hardly see anything and reached for the flashlight in her back pocket. It wasn't big; it was actually one of those small LED lights that people use when working on cars. It was actually a very handy light. Almah started to descend into the blackness. Reina was about to protest going down, but found her voice too late. She heard it first, the sound of groaning wood. It broke right under Almah and she plummeted down into nothingness.  Stepping gingerly forward Reina shone her light into the gaping hole.  â€œAlmah, you okay!?â€ Reina shouted downward then crouched silently waiting for a reply. Shortly Almah shouted back up at them that she was okay and Reina let out a sigh of relief. â€œIs there anything down there? Should we come down? Or do we need to find a way to bring you back up?â€ Reinaâ€™s mind was racing with all the different scenarios that could take place, and was trying to figure out which to do.  She turned to Jonas hoping to find comfort in his calm nature. Her nerves were on the edge from the scare of losing their friend.  Flashing the light down the hole she tried to find Almah, but there was just too much filth floating around and causing the light to glare off it. More thunder rumbled and she could hear the rain pick up, and could feel its chill hitting her as the wind blew it. Lightning lit up the dark room for just a brief second. To bad it didnâ€™t reach all the way to the bottom of the basement stairs.