>would it be too dangerous to press on and find out about this place...?
>Oh, right. Gems. Nevermind.
>alight Blue if it's necessary and head in to find out more
>Normally, you would be somewhat unwilling to enter such an installation. But you cannot deny that you want to figure out what's going on here. And, you feel with the gems, you can handle any situation that you get into.
>You descend. Providing your own light is not necessary, the stairs are well illuminated. The wolf follows after you, carefully padding down a step at a time. The trap door quietly closes after the both of you descend.
>Looking through the glass, you can see yourself descending through the dirt and clay, and into the bedrock. Soon the glass gives way to a natural tunnel. Are you back Underground again, or is this an unconnected cave?
>Soon you come to the entry chamber, a natural cave. Still, the rocky floor has been covered with a sheet of plastic to make travel less difficult. Lights have been affixed to the walls. You can see a couple lines of metal barricades, set up to stop intruders. Thankfully, no one seems to be at them at the moment. The cavern has a natural tunnel that goes south, and two artificial ones that extend west and north. You aren't sure where they would lead, these installations are fairly individual in their layout. Obvious exits are North, South, East, and West.
>You don't detect any objects of interest here. You think that the sensing does not extend past walls. The wolf sniffs at the air.
> 144.75
>Do you want to be covered in bees? Because it can happen and it won't be pretty.
>_
