It was a pain that, even with her eyesight, she couldn’t find any triggers for the traps.  And the arrow she shot got no clues whatsoever about what was in wait for them.  Thankfully when her magic was reaching out and she actually found quite a few animals.  So she waited without a word to the others before she heard and sensed the first few get close.  Sending the rats forward at and interval.<br/><br/>And then yelped in surprise when she noticed one of the rats step on something and then the rap activated.  Actually killing the rat before dying down.  She had been starting to think there was nothing ahead of them until that trap.  She couldn’t help but sadly speak out.<span style="color: #006600">“Poor thing.”</span>All before the others spoke.  Still a little sad at the death as she sensed some of the spiders crawling onto and clinging to her cloths.  She would keep them there for now.  They could be useful.<span style="color: #006600">“Yeah.  Though I had hoped they would sense the danger and stop, or go around the trigger…”</span><br/><br/>Of course the man wasn’t listening as he started to move.  To be certain, she sent the remaining rats ahead of him, a safe distance ahead to lead the way just in case before following.  Down the tunnel she moved up to help the human when he seemed to be stumbling.<span style="color: #006600">“I got you.  This doesn’t seem to be the best tunnel for you.”</span>As she muttered that she actually started to notice the steam along the floor… and the smell that came with it…<span style="color: #006600">“Oh… that smells too sweet… Not a good thing in a dungeon like this…”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>