<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/v7zAQWd.png)</div>As the others convey Khan's question regarding levitation magic to her, Andretta answers, "I must regretfully admit I have yet to master either flight or the ability to levitate."<br/><br/>Watching the interplay of her new compatriots, though, it's hard to stay dispirited for long, and she even finds herself hiding a bit of a smile behind a hand – there are some things that can be conveyed with body language alone, and much of the attention their bard seems to be getting falls under that umbrella.<br/><br/>As Kali and Ming Fu ascend, though, she gathers herself, and, quietly, she conjures a mage hand, reaching out with it to tug lightly at the green fibrous material clinging to the walls. "I don't think I have the strength to climb that rope, but... Do you think we could climb using these?" she asks in Elven.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Kali's long climb to the landing some forty feet up continues without interruption, giving her and Ming Fu to get more intimately acquainted. Finally, though, the climb ends at an already open doorway where darkness looms in the corners and halls beyond, though Kali's unnatural darkvision can see more. Beyond the elevator shaft a central area is visible, similar to the floor below, though the floorplan looks different...<br/><br/>There are no creatures in her immediate line of sight.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">DM Notes</div><div class="spoiler_body">I'd like Perception checks from both Ming-Fu and Kali.</div></div>