In the morning, the party was ready. Shitanya heaved her makeshift doorstops out of the way, and they made their way down a randomly selected hole.
It was a wide, moist hole, which looked as though it had been used regularily by many of the locals.
At the end, was a small obstruction which seemed intended to simply block one's view of what lay beyond said hole.
It was a wide, moist hole, which looked as though it had been used regularily by many of the locals.
At the end, was a small obstruction which seemed intended to simply block one's view of what lay beyond said hole.
Ash waved a stick at it for a bit, the party debated, and, eventually, Shitanya walked around, saw a door, and smashed it.
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