"We will open the way." Dan's girl said. It was weird to think of her like that, but she didn't have a name at the moment, and... well, that seemed to be what she was. Dan's girl. Just like the other one was, well, Alex's girl.<br/><br/>Speaking of Alex's girl, she proved to be surprisingly strong as she helped him to his feet. She was shorter than he was, but that wasn't saying much since Alex was quite tall. As he got closer to her face, he realized she was wearing pair of slim black-framed glasses in addition to the necklace. She handed him a second pair, similar to the ones he had lost several hours back, though not the same. "Uh, thanks..." Alex put on the proffered glasses, blinking in surprise. "So yea, it would be great if you could get us out of here." He said absently as he reached into his pack. After a few moments, he pulled out a pair of lightweight rain poncho's. "It's not really clothes, but it's better than nothing I guess."<br/><br/>The women put on the ponchos, which thankfully hung down to about mid-thigh, so they wouldn't be exposed by an errant breeze. However, the thin plastic still didn't leave much to the imagination, and when they stood in front of a bright light, their silhouette was faintly visible through the material. They led the two men towards the side of the chamber, and a portion of the wall slid down into a slot in the floor, revealing another passage. That passage led to a dead end, but again, as they approached, the wall opened, this time with quite a bit more noise as fair amount of loose dirt and rocks tumbled into the passage. When the dust cleared, it revealed fresh air and the evening sky.<br/><br/>A quick check revealed that they were able to get signal on their phones, and after that it turned out to be a relatively short hike back to Alex's car. The ground was fairly rough, and the girls didn't have shoes, but they didn't seem to be suffering any discomfort. Or at least they weren't showing it if they were...