Shenyo had been gathering up those loose pieces of fabric along with the remnants of sewing supplies when she questioned him. Setting them down onto what used to be the workbench of the store, he walked over to the table to take a look. "We can certainly find out, maybe there's something left for us to-" He had been shifting the table off of its indentation, causing the trapdoor to shift and creak against its frame. His eyes narrowed, and he set the table back down slowly.<br/><br/>"We don't want to go in there." Shenyo spoke coldly, adjusting the table to make sure it was in place before kneeling and placing his head down along the crack. His large ear pressed firmly to the wood, listening for something. With his hand he knocked one time, loudly, before remaining still. In response Lydia would be able to hear faint shuffling, though Shenyo heard much more. Ragged breathing, shuffling, stumbling, and growling.<br/><br/>Slowly he rose back up, looking over to her with a concerned expression and a hushed voice. "Something died down there, and is now back among the living. I'm not sure if it was intentional or not, but we shouldn't stick around much longer to find out. I want to create a makeshift cloak, and then we can be on our way. Do not move the table." Shenyo honestly wasn't sure if the table would stop whatever it was. There were stories of individuals dying in horrible ways coming back from the dead as a number of different things. From what he heard there was definitely more than one. What they were was unclear. They could be simple zombies, or they could be much, much worse. The level of anger, sadness, and hatred tended to determine the outcome, along with the cause of death. If someone had put them down there and trapped them, they could have starved to death, or perhaps been unable to breathe. Who was to know?<br/><br/>Shenyo slid into the seat with scraps of green cloth of varying hues and colors, determined to make something halfway acceptable before they moved forward again. As long as they were quiet, they wouldn't have any problems.