Luuther is in agreement with the choice of doors, and steps lightly to assist Fleur in checking the door.
"I don't see anything untoward... what do you think, Luuther?"
The door is unlocked and untrapped and lets you into a luxurious bedroom. This spacious room has entrances in the southern and eastern walls. The aged remains of dressers, a large bed, and a divan lie in ruins. The husk of large hornet’s nest, gray, papery, and devoid of life, occupies one corner of the ceiling. The spaces in the northeast and northwest corners appear to be closets. Their wooden doors have all but fallen off their hinges, and heaps of disintegrated fabric mingle on the floor. Between the closets stands a single lacquered dresser covered in dust.
The only visible exit is the eastern set of doors, leading out to the atrium.
Fleur CAREFULLY searches the dresser... wary of traps
Once she's sure nothing bad will happen if she starts opening drawers, she'll do so, taking 20 to search for anything of value, casting detect magic while doing so...
Inmir moves to stand just outside the door, so he can look into the room and see Fleur but still keep an eye out into the atrium. He has his crossbow loaded and to hand.
Talin follows the group, trying to make sure they dont get ambushed again. By who knows what
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Inmir runs his fingers around the spiral of his holy symbol in a slightly nervous manner...
Holy Mother of Fate, how do people do this every day? Fear and pain already in our day and now this waiting. Waiting for the next horror to leap out at us, hungry for our flesh. Waiting for the fear to take hold again. And for what? So that the rich of the world can increase their collections? I had hoped to help people when I became a priest, but this? How does this help anyone?
Inmir licks his lips as he scans around the area outside of the room where Fleur searches.
It is the waiting that is the worst. The constant feeling that something ... terrible ... is about to happen. Beloved Pharasma, I want nothing more than to run out from this place. To be back in the sun, in the city again. To go back to the quiet safety of the church. But I cannot ... I will not let you down like this my goddess. I may not have joined the church to become a hero, but I didn't join it to be a coward either. Until it is time for me to meet my fate, I shall strive to do honor to your name both by word AND action.
Small moment of personal crisis over, Inmir resumes his watch upon the atrium for peril to his companions.
Luuther moves to the doors and awaits Fleur's results.