There was some noise from up ahead, cloth rustling and careful moving perhaps as Bremorel tossed her glowing pebble ahead, the light coming from the enchanted piece of stone illuminating a small cavern chamber up ahead where the current passage opened into. Being a natural cave the floor, ceiling and walls were rough and jagged, with many spots still wrapped in darkness and protruding bits casting long, dark shadows. It was this that allowed Hunter to hide as she approached, as the light no doubt interfered with any darkvision orcs might have... but at the same time she couldn't make out much in the strong contrast of illuminated rock and pockets of pitch black shadows. If there was an ambush ahead, both groups were aware of the other, and whoever made a move first might be at a disadvantage. Then again, there was no sane reason to stay in these tunnels any longer than necessary...<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Samedi was allowed passage across the tower, as Hagan said. She could see the servants of the graybeard in a different light now that she wore the same holy symbol they all did. They were all enlightened, the paladins, the inquisitors, the priests... and she knew they could see the same light in her as well. She only needed to ask and she was guided wherever she needed to be. According to her master's orders she set out to take care of any survivors, and noticed that several scouts and inquisitors rode out, likely for the same reason. She however had a good lead: she knew of the plan of the pilgrim's path approach. The earthquake must have destroyed most of the tunnels and rendered the path unusable, but that didn't mean the entrance in the hills was also collapsed. And if anyone was still on that side, they would be prey...<br/>It was up to her if she wanted to take all the glory, empowered and refreshed as she was by Hagan's blessing, or tell the templars and inquisitors about the possibility...