Aelwen frowned at the slight weakness she felt from the shadow's touch, and while she was glad to be rid of the foul creature, she knew that she wouldn't be able to cast another spell if she needed it, which worried her. Perhaps she should have attacked the shadow with her mace, instead? But who knew if it would have actually damaged a creature like that.<br/><br/>Continuing on she came to the tablet with the inscription, and read it curiously. The inscription helped her to know that she was on the right track. She moved to explore room 4, admiring the paintings before taking them and placing them in her backpack, then moving back to investigate the room which appeared to be an old bunk room, or quarters for whoever was living here once.<br/><br/>Unsure where to go next, she searched around the bunk room to eventually find a lever, which she pulled tentatively. She heard a noise from the other room, and went out to see what it was, realising in surprise that the large painting had hidden a secret entrance that she hadn't picked up on before. Thankfully the lever had opened the entrance and she walked through warily, her hand on her mace as her only level of defence now.