"It still takes a lot to keep torches lit," she said, matching her dry tone. She nodded, though, and let Mahani take the lead with the door. She watched the torches light and felt a small sense of victory. "See?" She hissed. "You trying to tell me someone did that in person?" She added, though there was a defining note of unease in her words. "I know that door is obvious, but maybe we should check for another. It could be a decoy," she whispered, muscling the door shut. It no doubt wouldn't take the beasts long to get through it, but the door could hinder them just a bit.