Gurdjieff
First Post
1st Floor - Organ Hall
Clairemont Mansion
Maria is standing a bit behind the rest of the group, the shotgun still pointed near the stairs they climbed to get in the Organ Hall. Stupid mutts... she says while taking a few steps backwards, away from the stairs, eventually turning her head away from the darkness there. Ah, the rest have found something interesting, go them. Maria finally gets the dogs out of her head for a second and seems to be able to concentrate on the here and now again.
"Smith" Maria says, trying to order him something with a very strict voice, but then she decides it's best not to take charge here now. "Don't get yourself killed, ok? That elevator doesn't look very stable if you ask me." Maria actually feints a smile on her face while speaking, but inside, she feels terrible about where they are. Locked up by dogs on one side, and at this point no way out. She then decides it isn't logical to have a room on the first floor without an exit on the first floor.
Quickly she takes a good look around the room, seeing if there might be some kind of passage, hidden door, or anything she might have missed the first time she looked around here.
Clairemont Mansion
Maria is standing a bit behind the rest of the group, the shotgun still pointed near the stairs they climbed to get in the Organ Hall. Stupid mutts... she says while taking a few steps backwards, away from the stairs, eventually turning her head away from the darkness there. Ah, the rest have found something interesting, go them. Maria finally gets the dogs out of her head for a second and seems to be able to concentrate on the here and now again.
"Smith" Maria says, trying to order him something with a very strict voice, but then she decides it's best not to take charge here now. "Don't get yourself killed, ok? That elevator doesn't look very stable if you ask me." Maria actually feints a smile on her face while speaking, but inside, she feels terrible about where they are. Locked up by dogs on one side, and at this point no way out. She then decides it isn't logical to have a room on the first floor without an exit on the first floor.
Quickly she takes a good look around the room, seeing if there might be some kind of passage, hidden door, or anything she might have missed the first time she looked around here.