The detection of the hatch had made everything move so quickly that Draco all but jumped when Harry suddenly turned to look at him, once again asking for his input on this. He had all but been convinced that he would be asked to step back once again and go back to simply observing.<br/>However, he should have known that Harry trusted him more than that, trusted his skills in this area so much more than that.<br/>“May I?” He asked as he approached the hatch, knowing that he would have to be rather close for his detection spells to be able to have any kind of effect. It still seemed an awful lot like overstepping, but one look in Harry’s direction calmed him down enough to cast his spell again, directing it towards the open hole that was now in the floor.<br/>Nothing much showed in the room at first glance, but there was an eerie blue light from the bottom of the room that made Draco’s stomach churn, feeling uneasy about the entire ordeal.<br/>“I think the room is safe enough, but there might be something further in. I suggest you thread with caution,” he advised, knowing that if none of the others intended to go in there, then he would likely do it himself, safety measures be damned.