[hr][hr][center][img]https://i.imgur.com/s6IF3pB.png[/img][hr][hr][b][color=05794C]Location:[/color][/b] The Atrium -> Adventures in the Vent again!
[b][color=05794C]Skills:[/color][/b] Stamina[hr][/center][hr]
	[color=05794C]"Like hell I'm going to be anywhere in the same sort of room as her,"[/color] Zari grumbled as most everyone else seemed to just leave and be perfectly fine with being around Cal at all. It annoyed her to no end, and she was a bit annoyed that everyone also seemed to want to just go along and [i]not[/i] explore the water and vents. Sure, it made sense since someone nearly died only a few moments ago, but she didn't very much care. Despite how everyone treated her, she actually [i]was[/i] an adult, she was 18 and could take care of herself. [color=05794C]"I'm going back into the vent..."[/color] 

	With those last words she made sure that she still had the tool for the vent and her flashlight and headed straight for the vent. Manny stopped her before doing a really simple and quick square knot around her using the rope and giving her a few instructions about tugging on the rope three times in order to get him to pull her back out, but she didn't really care as she climbed right back up into the water, taking a bit of a deep breath, before she started making her way along the vent.

	She managed to make her way back to where the grate was from before, and she settled herself there for a moment as she used the tool to open the grate up, allowing her to continue onwards. Shining the flashlight around, she could see that the pipe continued farther ahead, and there looked to be a coupling spot of some sort. However, she also could see that there was a spot where the pipe went upwards before the coupling. Another thing she noticed was that the water was definitely colder then before. She shivered a bit as she tried to go forwards, but the cold was starting to get to her, so she wasn't able to continue onwards. Zari stayed put where she was, not heading backwards, or forwards, figuring she needed a little bit of time to get used to the water.