Ehren looks at Rose with an expression that managed to be both bewildered and surprised at the same time as she came stumbling through the opening in the cave without warning. He blinked at her threat to... well he supposed he didn't know if it had a specific target in mind just yet. When she explains the cause of the scene she just made, the ranger takes a few steps to the side to look through the crevice in the rock face and can see the others just fine, although noticed that he wasn't able to hear them even though they were only a few feet away.<br/><br/>"Huh... I haven't heard anything unusual on my end. What did you find in there?"<br/><br/>Looking back to Rose, he noticed the large roll of paper in her hands and watched from over her shoulder as she unrolled it. The heavy parchment stretched nearly the width of her wingspan revealing a large map encompassing the whole continent of Viemera. The detail was of unparalleled quality the way it depicted thick forests, mountainous terrain, and various settlements throughout the land albeit being out of date to the towns and cities that were built after the war. At first glance it appeared to be little more than a masterly crafted map, but it wouldn’t take long for the darker, more roughly drawn line work as though it was written on after the map was produced actually moved. At closer inspection it would appear that various symbols maneuvered around and into one another in the attempt to either defend or reach a large rune that stood out emboldened among everything.<br/><br/>Out of curious fascination, Ehren reached out towards the moving lines to touch it. As he did so the entire map focused upon that area, zooming in to show more detail as the characters broke into hundreds more of the same that had been represented by the one from the further distance. Additional characters focused into existence, though ones that comprised several lines of non-moving text that was impossible to make sense from.<br/><br/>At least that is what everybody aside from Gilbert perceived. He would see nothing more than a blank sheet of parchment.<br/><br/>“If I’m not mistaken…” Ehren said ponderously, “That larger rune is where The Black Gate, the massive portal where the demonic hordes poured out from, is located.” He then pointed to the organized files of characters that clashed against the chaotic bodies of different characters. “And those look like standard legion shield wall formations.” He glanced over his shoulder and looked toward the cave. “What is that place?”