<div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/ljYAgW2.jpg)</div><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Roll Result: Vergil1989 rolled: 4d6<br/>Comment: Body + Rogue<br/>Result: 6, 4, 1, 5  Was planning to do stealth into the building, see what she can see first....without being seen by the spiderlings if at all possible lol.</div></div><br/>While she wasn't too thrilled to show Ruta that they had a map to their name, Zerxel bit her tongue and said nothing as Bo asked for a more direct mark on the map to show them where this Maavu Warehouse was located.  Still, she did smile and chuckle when the dwarf made her remark about Jack since she definitely had a point, but Zerxel was glad that he had held up his end of the bargain.  As for the spiderling infested building, she had her suspicions as to why the monk didn't think it was a good idea for them to go there, but again the rogue didn't say anything about her thoughts on the matter since it wouldn't do for her to call Ruta out one way or the other.  If she was genuinely concerned, then she'd just look like an ass, but if the monk thought to deter them away from the Warehouse, spiderlings or not, well, Zerxel didn't want to give her a reason to think they were heading towards the place anyway.  Which she did, but she shrugged and gave Ruta a nod when she told them she didn't know of anything else of note worth mentioning.  One last time she gave her goodbyes to Jack, Ruta, and the rest of the bar patrons, before turning to Bo once she was sure they were out of earshot of the occupants, tavern denizens and Ruta alike.<strong>"If it makes you feel better, I'm feeling a little conflicted myself about it, but we can't take the chance.  I've got nothing against Ruta, but we never really meshed well in the bunk room during our time together.  Don't know why, but as such, I feel better leaving her here, even if there wasn't the problem of the Dungeon spitting more creatures at us with more in a party.  That and she looked pretty ragged anyway, so she'd be a liability as she is right now."</strong>With that, she'd pull out her compass and once they had a heading, begin towards their chosen destination first.<br/><br/>It was indeed reassuring to know that the key hadn't been grabbed, but it also meant that it was likely well defended, and someone had likely since tried to grab it by now only to end up defeated for their trouble.  While that meant one less person to worry about, it also meant one less person between them and the monsters in the Dungeon.  Still, there was nothing for it, and they had other places to go first and foremost.  With a flick of her wrist, she shut the compass, put it back into her armor, and gave Bo a quick nod before leading the way towards the Warehouse.  Sticking to the path they had chosen to follow, Zerxel fell into her role as stealthy scout, occasionally glancing back to make sure Bo was still at her side, or at least within sight.  But with nothing to encounter, save for a brief movement from a second floor, there was nothing to say that there was anyone, or anything, else about the city within the caldera.  It was downright creepy, but Zerxel didn't let it bother her too much.  It was oddly enough better being 'outside' than being in the caves they had left behind on the first floor, despite the fact the rogue's eyes were still sensitive to the sun, magically created as it was.  Whatever her thoughts on the matter, Zerxel let her eyes fall on the building they had sought out, and nodded to Bo's question when she said to try the double barn doors first.  Something about that small, human sized door, just did not sit well with the Drow.<strong>"Alright, stick close and try to move quietly my friend.  I'll lead."</strong>She stated before dropping as low as she could without actually crawling about on her hands and knees, her hands wrapped firmly around her scimitar hilts as she went.  While she didn't want to fight the spiderlings, it wasn't for them that she had her swords drawn.