The feeling of hard earth beneath his back was the first clue for Yancha that he was no longer sleeping in the apple orchard. The clue that presented itself to Yancha was the fact that when he opened his eyes there was no sky just the ceiling of a cavern. Keeping still he slowly let his eyes wander around the strange cave, he thought he could make out stalactite hanging from the ceiling but it was dark enough he couldn't be sure. Off to his left he noticed a small light just far away enough he couldn't make out what was causing the illumination. Rolling backwards over his shoulder, but keeping his eyes on the light, Yancha stood up taking a quick second to check his gear. After a quick pat down and checking his swords he dusted off his coat satisfied that he had everything. Taking one last glance around he started walking towards the light he spotted off in the distance figuring it was the most likely place to find out how an apple orchard would turn into a cave in the middle of a wonderful dream.<br/><br/>As he got closer Yancha noticed a figure standing in the middle of the light dressed in a dark pin suit and a black hood over its head. Even from underneath the hood he could see the glaringly white mask peering out. Yancha stood just outside the light studying the strange creature. After a few seconds the mask turned towards him and spoke.<br/><br/>"Welcome trickster, this is the Tower of Babel. Alpha section, the first level." The voice coming from the masculine figure was surprisingly feminine. Yancha slowly walked into the light no point trying to hide now.<br/><br/>"So this cave is a tower, huh." Stopping a few feet away Yancha relaxed his body ready to move at a moments notice.<br/><br/>"You are looking for something, I do not know what, but I can tell you this the answer always lies at the top." A pale finger, like a spear, pointed upwards to the ceiling. "Any answer, any, will be answered at the top. Infinite wisdom and intelligence resides at the top. And from intelligence comes much more." He paused for a moment, as though taking his surroundings in, "You may still turn back if you do not possess the will or reason to climb. Otherwise," He pointed at the far end of the circle, where it met the wall, "You should proceed to the first test. But once you enter the doorway, you may not leave the Tower until a test's rules determine it so." Yancha looked over to where the creature was pointing and sure enough there was a door just like it said.<br/><br/>"Infinite knowledge huh? Well I don't know what I want to know but I'm sure I can come up with something? If nothing else I could always ask it what I want from it." Yancha chuckled as he walked swiftly past the creature and towards the door.<br/><br/>"Might as well go forwards anyways can't pass up the opportunity to explore something so strange." Yancha paused at the doorway and looked back at the creature it was still pointing at the door and even with the mask on he could feel its eyes following him. Smiling and waving at the creature Yancha pushed open the door and walked inside.