Sae'Ka found the rogue's nonchalant attitude quite obnoxious considering the grave peril that they were all in - though she was mainly concerned about the peril that<em>she</em>was in - but at least he seemed confident on which way to go. Listening for a few more second before proceeding forward, her left ear suddenly twitched slightly when she heard a distinct metallic click coming from the first door to the left, just twenty or so feet away from where they were all standing.<br/><br/>Sheathing her blade swiftly but silently, Sae'Ka spun around and hurriedly shoved Dead into the nearby corner with both hands while the glance that she shot at Donovan clearly suggested that he follow too. "Shh!" she whispered, squeezing into the corner with them, the wall of the doorway that they were hiding behind barely being wide enough to conceal them. Feeling both of the impressive warriors tightly pressed against her, she had to try pretty hard not to allow herself to be distracted by the undeniable tension in the air.<br/><br/>They head a door open and close, followed by some light, dragging footsteps headed right towards them. Sae'Ka held her breath as a figure clad in a dark jade robe stepped through the doorway leading down the stairs that she and her new companions had just climbed. She was ready to kill if she needed to, and she had no doubt that her two warriors were as well, but luckily for them it turned out to be unnecessary since the robed figure had a hook pulled over his head, blocking his peripheral vision.<br/><br/>She waited for the footsteps to fade down the stairs before finally marching down the hallway, stopping at the second door on the left. Gingerly so as not to make any noise, Sae'Ka tried the handle, which was predictably locked. "You seem like you know how to pick a lock," she gave Dean a look while backing away from the door and extending her hand towards it, inviting him to go ahead. "Just make it quick, we're not alone up here."