<strong>HEDENABI</strong><br/><br/>Hedenabi's songs echoed through the dark corridor.  Each step added a quiet tap to the otherwise silent space (silent save for Hedenabi and the occasional reminder of the cave-in behind as the fallen throne room shifted and rumbled through the hall.)<br/><br/>It's hard to be sure exactly how long she follows that tunnel, and sometimes it seems like it curves just tiny bits, never very sharply.  It may be as long as ten minutes just walking in the dark, singing songs to herself in the dark before the solid steps Hedenabi takes give way to hollow sound, like the floor has gotten thinner since she started.  Still, no light intrudes on her procession.<br/><br/>Not until the first cracks begin to form under her feet.  Subtle at first, too quiet to hear under her own voice, but then more loudly.<br/><br/>And then it's too late.  The stone is falling out under Hedenabi's feet.  The pitch-black hallway is flooding with light from below.<br/><br/><strong>Hedenabi</strong>, what were you singing when the floor gave out beneath you?<br/><br/><strong>AMELIA and QUELUNA</strong><br/>With Amelia's light glowing nearby, the pervasive darkness of the underground city is less threatening, though the place is a little bit claustrophobic, even so close to the throne room.  It was an unavoidable quality, maybe, of being so deep underground.  The entrance to this deep city had been erected in a cavernous expanse, and resembled perhaps a city from above with an overhead cave, but this far in, it was simply carved out, tunnels dug into the earth itself.<br/><br/>Outside of the throne room, the carvings along the wall are sparser, though not absent.  They're a bit less meaningful for the elf and the wizard, neither of them well-versed in the ancient languages of the people here, but some of the simpler stories are distinguishable just from their pictrographic outlays.  Most of those aren't terribly interesting, however.<br/><br/><strong>Amelia</strong>and<strong>Queluna</strong>, I'm going to give you too a little while to banter while you make your way forward looking for Hedenabi.  While you do that, though, tell me, what are a few of the areas in the dungeon-city you've already explored?  How about a few that you two pass through on your way to find your lost companion?