(Heinrich)

 Heinrich led the group ever further through the long tunnel. He never looked back behind him to see if the group was still with him. He felt it strange though that one particular member kept to himself the whole time. Urthak of the Lizardfolk and even now he kept to himself. Perhaps he preferred it that way, emotional attachments could also cripple a warrior especially when that attachment is severed. He only hoped that the Lizard's abilities were well focused and perfect. Sometimes a emotional attachment can make you do things and rather enhance your abilities. The will to protect the ones you care about can be very strong indeed. It is those situations that make and break men and women. 

 Then his walking came to an end as they entered a rather large and ancient chamber.... So large that the light from Heinrich's staff could reach its bottom or other sides... It was massive and one could hear was the echo of water as it dropped from the ceiling and into a large reservoir. Heinrich then turned to his right and began to decend a set of stairs spiraling down. 

(Ishmael)

 The Paladin nodded as Nova answered his question ,but her own question put him in spot he did not want to be. However, he could not lie to her, it was against his vows. So, all he could do was tell as much as he needed. "I wouldn't know,... From what I have been told my parents went missing and I was raised by priests at a monestary." He answered. "I don't even know if they are alive still, the priests never told me any clues as to what happened to them. Or where they are at." 

 It was then that they came upon a large chamber that he had no chance of seeing in. His vision could only go so far before all he saw was darkness. He then noticed Heinrich move to the right and he followed him. He had to look to his left though as he descended. He never knew such places even existed. It was truly inspiring, he just had to wonder what they would come up on next.

(Urthak) 

 Urthak had stayed by himself keeping far away from these people. Well not too far, they were all new to him. Their sent was strange and the way they walked and talked. Each one with his or her own story. They were interesting but he did not know what to make of them just yet. He would wait awhile longer before he would start socializing with them. All thoughts shifted though as the scent of water and wet stone entered his nostrils and before he knew it he was looking into a dark chamber. He wished he had the ability to see it all but it was no good. He followed after the others as they made their right turn down a set of stairs spiraling down for who knows how long.

 The sound of the water was rather rhythmatic and rather soothing. He liked the water and wondered if he was going to get to enter it.

(Cassandra)

 She had to smirk as De was taking a curious reaction to the magic. Well not curious but startled, he simply checked his body to make sure everything was there. This caused her to chuckle a little, and she patted his right arm. "It's just a rejuvenation spell,.. Don't worry the paladin hasn't cursed you with anything....yet." She said the last part with a little bit of mirth. She then began to recall what he said about the poisons she worked with and that if she could teach him. "Not all my poisons are from poisonous plants but as well as venom from animals and for some of them you have to travel pretty deep to find the best choices. I won't mind teaching you a bit about them when we have the time... Also you want a chemical that is very useful you should go to the cold terrains of the north or the top of some mountain and extract stomach acid from a white worm. They are huge and giant but someone your size should be able to handle one. Perhaps after this mission I should take you some time or lend you some of my poisons so you can do it yourself." She said. "The stomach acid is useful for getting into places without having to be a locksmith. It burns through pretty much any metal."

 That was when suddenly the air became a lot more moist and when she focused enough she could smell the water and hear it splash upon the under ground lake. This gave her a feeling of nostalgia. She couldn't help but remember the underground waterfalls and streams that ran through her birth place. In some ways she missed the life she had in the great underdark but then she would recall why she left. She sighed and looked to see the group walking down the spiraling stairs farther into the deep darkness and she wondered if she would be able to show De one of the creatures he could harvest a good poison from.