It was probably for the best, he thought. It was bad enough that he did*’t know where they were going, but adding a second pair of eyes to the mix probably wouldn’t help much. Not to mention that he did*’t like the idea of Myra knowing where the rest of his body was in case he laughed at her expense again.
More inhuman noises echoed through the air, this time much closer than they previously were. The Spider looked around, and did*’t see anything outside of the occasional chip in the stonework, though he had a feeling that wouldn’t last long.
“C’mon,” he said as he hurried down the linear corridor, dragging Myra along as his cloak flapped soundlessly in the air around his heels. “Maybe there’s a room nearby. This entire thing can’t be straight forever.”
“How do you know?” Myra asked. “You saw the dwarf using magic. Dwarves aren’t supposed to use magic like that one did!*
*Ok, that’s a good point,” the mercenary admitted. “But still, if this is a major base of sorts, it stands to reason that the Brotherhood could only build a straight hall so far before needing *something* to break up the monotony. Or at least to keep it from being discovered by a group of miners or something if it’s underground.”
The Spider noticed a panting sound steadily growing behind him, and he chanced a glance back to find…nothing. Whatever it was, it wasn’t making the mistake of showing itself to him despite the unnatural darkness (he had to wonder at that point just how aware the Brotherhood was about his enchanted armor), but if the sounds were anything to go by, it wouldn’t last long.
^+^ Antediluvian of the Draculesti Bloodline ^+^
^+^ If the Gods see fit to curse us with the Blood, then we shall raise ourselves above them ^+^
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