Four hours passed as the three walked toward the shelter. The place was very underwhelming, just an old building with almost nothing in it, save a lone bar that had not seen use in a long time. The furnishings were cleared out for Adeline's convenience, to avoid bumping into them and to have an easier time uncovering the secret passage they constructed. The woman does not wish to rely upon her demon for mundane everyday purposes. Maneuvering through her world of darkness  on her own was much easier than having someone read it to her. She walked over to a space in the floor, giving it a few quick taps before she knelt down and lifted a section of the wooden flooring, revealing the tunnel behind the counter. She gestured the others to follow as she began her descent into the shadows below.<br/><br/>Adeline's cane echoed in the cavern as she tapped the area in front of her as she walked, being cautious about her surroundings. She stopped at an open passageway and proceeded to knock, before realizing the door was already opened as her fist swatted the air. Shortly after, a loud noise buzzed inside her head.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Blood! Delicious blood, everywhere!</span>the demon screamed.<br/><br/>The woman's face quickly converted to one of surprise upon hearing the demon's words. The room was painted with blood, the various bodies of hunters scattered about in gory detail. Even though she lacked the sight, Tiresias's words painted the image within her mind. Despite knowing this, she cried out to them in vain.<br/><br/>"Is... Is everyone okay?" she yelled, her voice trembling upon every vocalized utterance. "Is anyone there!? Amber? Sevren?"<br/><br/>The only thing to respond was the feminine voice rebounding off the cavern walls. Unable to give herself support in a situation like this, Adeline's legs buckled as she collapsed to her knees. Her body fell forward as her arms planted themselves upon the cold stone floor. Her left hand still smothered her cane, which was now laying horizontally on the ground. Her right hand splashed in a small pool of blood, which now covered her forearm. With the sudden revelation to the fate of her fellow hunters, she almost forgot about the two whom were following behind her. The bodies of the potential recruits for their army lie strewn across the room, it seemed to Adeline that all she accomplished by bringing them here was showing them a room of visceral gore and a weak, pathetic woman.