"...Oh, you're still around?"  Wendy couldn't help but comment, as the fifth member of their little adventuring party, a woman who looked very out of place out in the middle of nowhere in her sheer clothing and mobility-killing high heels, finally caught up from where she had fallen behind.  "You do realize that I don't actually move any faster than you can in those fancy shoes of yours, right?  I mean, I can't fly any faster than my short little legs can carry me, after all."<br/><br/>Though the words could have been taken maliciously, the halfling was fairly sure that her light tone was enough to get it to come across as more of a light-hearted attempt at humor, rather than any sort of deliberate insult.  She'd already made the observation back at the last town they passed through that Cassia didn't seem to be very fit for the life of an adventurer, but if the woman wanted to try her hand at traipsing through some dark, trap-and-monster-ridden tomb in search of wealth and glory, or whatever other motivations she had, then the halfling wasn't going to try and force her to stop.  It was her right to be able to do whatever she wanted, after all.  Plus, even if she wasn't successful, with looks and choice in clothing like hers, she'd at least make the monsters happy.<br/><br/>Either way, it was time to get started, and once the doors were confirmed to be free of traps of any sort, she pushed on the door...<br/><br/>The door creaked open rather easily and, keeping her innate magic-detection ability up, Wendy took the lead, floating along and keeping a careful eye out for any more magical auras as she went on ahead.  Treats was going to be going over the stonework behind her, she knew, and probably taking a few minutes to do so at the same time, so the halfling would have the chance to get all the way to the doors before having to stop and wait for the rest of the party to catch up.<br/><br/>Assuming she didn't detect any auras worth finding out the positions of, the halfling would then turn around and watch the rest of the party's progress, moving in to get a closer look if it looked like they had found something.