<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a7/c9/8d/a7c98d4f87e5099cc8669d19989836b6.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong><strong>Khan-R'gal Skarskgard</strong>(https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=2314881)<br/><strong>HP:</strong>21 / 21<strong>AC:</strong>20 (21)<strong>Flat-Footed:</strong>14<strong>Touch:</strong>20 (21)<strong>CMD:</strong>24<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Hm. Well, that was rather rude. There he was, tryna reassure and flirt with Ming a little, and she just went and pretended he didn't even exist! Maybe he was wrong and she really did prefer Zelthos? Well, that was her choice to make, but she could at least humour him a little instead've pretending he hadn't even spoken! She was the one who asked the question, after all, so she could at least acknowledge his attempt to answer her! Or maybe she was just playing hard to get? Well, that'd be a weird change of pace considering her attitude thus far, but hey, stressful situations did weird things to people's personalities, he supposed. And if she wasn't interested, well, the Drow seemed intrigued enough so...maybe he could flirt with her, if he could learn her language. All things to consider, at least! He shrugged Ming's attitude off. There were always other fish in the sea, and he wasn't entitled to her attention, so whatever. He was a big boy, he could handle the occasional rejection. Perhaps she was right; they had more important things to worry about right at that moment anyway.<br/><br/>The door rattled open, and he could tell from Ming's reaction that it was dark inside; it was hard for him to realise when the light level changed sometimes considering that being a Fanglord, his eyes were just...normally better than everybody elses. Sometimes he shifted his focus away from his gaze to be faster or something, but his go to was usually his senses to the point where he sometimes forgot he'd even set them up. He'd been told by other races and species he'd come across that his eyesight was almost supernaturally good, better even than the Drow and most angels and shit, but he had no idea how that could be true. He'd never really been undergound in his whole bloody life, so how could his eyes work better in the darkness than a species that had literally evolved and built an Empire down there? Either they were talkin' shit, or they were just lazy. Either way, he could see perfectly fine inside the shaft, enough to see that whatever was in there was clearly beyond anything he'd seen before.<br/><br/>Between the green shit on the walls and the lack of any real handholds or anything, he wasn't entirely certain how they were supposed to get off of this floor. He'd been hoping for stairs, but...apparently not! Khan hummed to himself, sticking his head into the shaft and looking downwards, following the cable with his eyes until he saw what looked like a metal sheet of some kind attacked to the end. That was...odd. He'd seen these weird winchy things in noble villas before - what were they called? Dumb...waiters? That little metal box that you pulled up and down between floors by a rope, right? - but this was significantly bigger. What could possibly be dragging them between the floors? Of course, that cable could just be affixed to the floor, but...that just didn't seem right. What would be the point of that?<strong>"The cable goes all th' way down there. Looks like it's attached t' somethin', but I don' know if it's the floor or not. I don' think climbin' the cable'd be any good, so...mebbe try pulling it t' see if we c'n drag whatever's down there up here f' a closer look?"</strong><br/><br/>He shrugged, then turned his head to look up the shaft, following the cable up with his eyes into the depths over-head.<strong>"Dunno what's up there, though. Lemme see if I can get a better look."</strong>He scooched to the edge of the shaft, poking his head back out and squinting upwards above him. He didn't doubt it was probably dark up there, but...well, with his eyes, that wasn't a problem. Maybe he could see where the cable ended, or a winch or something? If he could see where the cable ended, maybe he'd be able to work out what it was for. Failing that, maybe he could at least tell how far they'd have to climb the damn thing if it came to it, right?<strong>"If we can' find another way up or down, we might need t' start climbin, so...I hope y' brought gloves or somethin' with ya, kids. This might get a little bumpy if we can' find a better way up."</strong>He was gonna be honest, he wasn't the<em>best</em>at climbing, so if they could avoid that...he'd very much appreciate it. Alas, life wasn't always easy, or fun, no matter how hard he tried to make it so! Though he supposed if he fell and injured himself, he'd be able to get some more of that Drow's wonderfully affectionate, hands-on method of healing, so...it wasn't<em>all</em>bad, right?<br/><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">DM Notes</div><div class="spoiler_body">Khan has See In Darkness, allowing him to see perfectly in all stages of Darkness, including Magical Darkness. <br/>Perception Check to see what he can see up the elevator shaft, Result: 14 [Fuck that Server Dicebot, I STG]</div></div>