Kiriei nodded and gave Jerrar a smile.<span style="color: #00BFFF">"Yes I'll let you know if I'm having trouble,</span>she said. In truth, Kiriei had almost perfect night vision, so there shouldn't be any problems. Saying that out loud though would either sound cocky, rude, or both, and that just wasn't needed right now.<br/><br/>As the female dragon lead the way down the tunnel she'd chosen, it started to noticeably slope downward. This tunnel didn't have any others branching off it, so they'd be able to find their way back alright, but it curved and twisted a lot and was very disorienting. Eventually, it looked as though they'd come to the bottom/end of the tunnel. In front of them, the path was blocked by a big, ornate stone door with a carving of a wind dragon on it. Or at least, Kiriei assumed it was a wind dragon. It was definitely some sort of elemental dragon, considering its long, serpent-like shape.<br/><br/>After staring for a moment, the dark dragon moved up to the stone door, putting her head against it and pushing. When this didn't work, she tried using her shoulder. No use. It didn't feel stuck, just very heavy. Night dragons were more slim and sleek, for stealth and sneakiness. A heavy-weight champion she was not. She turned back to Jerrar, an embarrassed smile on her face.<span style="color: #00BFFF">"I don't suppose you can get this to move?"</span>she asked with a slight laugh.