The goblin lifted its hand away, grinning but seeming to take the warning seriously, both hands in the air but grinning. Perhaps it was just the expression goblins were going to have, no matter what. Nonetheless, the chain hadn't moved enough to suggest it would break.<br/><br/>There was a loud shout among the goblins about the sudden shift she experienced, both he was quickly at the door and beyond. The path up to the entrance was dark, the path down to the curved slope towards the smell of rot was likewise left in the dark. Somewhere above, Marric could hear rushed steps hurrying forth, coming closer. Nothing that he could see, at least right away, though.<br/><br/>"Find that bastard and show him what<em>Bloodletters</em>do to bastards that intrude! The one that gets a kill might even get in the cage later!" The guttural voice sounding above was familiar of the big goblin, but the excited cheers sounded out, and the 10 feet wide, upwards sloping hallway in darkness seemed to get a little more dangerous.