Juan was caught in quite the dilemma. Eyes flicking trying to ogle Elea's delightful form while trying and failing at being not too obvious abotu it, he was tempted to do more, but it wouldn't be gentlemanly... not to mention it would break the rules to do anything more than look. Was it worth a possible complaint, suspension, or even a ban... but her flirting, her pressing and squeezing against him, was making it a much harder decision than it should have been!<br/><br/>So it was not only out of hotheadedness, but also desperation for relief from temptation that Juan had shouted "Charge!" and charged the totem. Though it turned out to be nothing more than it appeared to be, even after Elea cast Detect Magic only to find out that it was as mundane as the heap of scrap that it was. "Argh! Where're the goblins? It's too quiet here!" the squire shouted out his frustrations.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the light of Elea's enchantments glowed brighter illuminating the chamber... for just a moment, before the surge faded and the spells returned to their normal level of brightness. "Hold on, I think I saw a side passage just now," Ishtar said, pointing at a distant wall. "Clever, to hide the entrance in the shadows... I wouldn't have seen it without the light. Elea's right, Pirotess, use your detect evil!"<br/><br/>"D-detect evil!" The cleric squeaked, and squinted as she concentrated on her spell. "I can feel... there's something evil down this passage..." she turned towards the main tunnel, "and down this way too, but even stronger..."<br/><br/>"Two ways on... we need to come up with a plan," the monk said.<br/><br/><em>What does Elea suggest?</em>