Twisting Paths of the Dungeon, Somewhere, Thursday

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The pathways of the dungeon had changed overnight. Anyone who had stayed in a room beyond their welcome had found themselves booted out back onto the hallways that belonged to their camp and feeling pressed down by the sudden increase in gravity. The doors of yesterday had closed. Other doors had now opened.

And other routes.

[ pathways | gremlins | space battles | room of the past | flooded room | free space | strange vault | ooc NOTE: room doors not belonging to your camp will lock when you enter. so please designate whether you're from camp 1 or the joint camp 2/ camp 3 ]

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Re: An Aged Door

[lockestheway]

"I think so," Peter agreed. He glanced at her face. "You know the way back to yours?"

Re: An Aged Door

[whenshewasnice]

"Probably." Well, sometimes her memory actually worked in her favour, unlike in the last however long it had been. "The seeming foolishness of splitting up not withstanding."

Re: An Aged Door

[lockestheway]

"If you need me to walk you back to your camp, I will," Peter said.

Ahahah. It'd be more like the other way around; Peter was perpetually the weakest person in a room full of strong women.

Re: An Aged Door

[whenshewasnice]

Yeah, Natalie was not so tired and shut down as not to give him a mild look for that. "Peter," she said, "I took on an exceptionally intelligent vampire the other day, and lived."

It didn't feel like a good time to mention who it had been.

"I don't think I need to be walked home. But yes, I'd like you to come with me."

Re: An Aged Door

[lockestheway]

"Fine, fine," Peter said, rolling his eyes. "Whatever you want to call it, sure."

He wasn't going to argue with it. He was very well aware he was likely to be the physically weakest person in a room for a very long time.

Re: An Aged Door

[whenshewasnice]

"Making sure you don't die."

That was what she called it. That covered nicely all the other wordings for it she could have come up with, most more personal than that.

"Agreed."

She finally reached for the door, not looking forward to being back out in stupidly heavy gravity. But it was definitely preferable to staying in here.