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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 4544791" data-attributes="member: 17691">Dj'hân applies some slight pressure to the door and then turns to pad quietly back over to the opening he'd descended with Thorson, motioning for the half-orc to follow so that the companions can discuss what he's found well out of earshot of the undercroft door and windows. Looking up through the hole, the streetwise urchin begins to whisper once more in the uncharacteristically clear and concise manner he'd used earlier in the alleyway. "There's a rickety door at the end of the walkway and two boarded up windows hanging up over the water to the right of it. Through a gap under the door I can see an empty room with wooden supports in its middle. I heard the sound of splashing from the other side like someone taking a bath, but couldn't see anything else from the door. There's some light coming from the windows though so that may be where the splashing is coming from. I might be able to peek through em if I can reach em." Suddenly the halfling boy's face lights up when he looks over at Edmond with his polearm. "Hey. You think if I hung on the end of that pole that you and Mr Giant could swing me over to the window quiet like for a look see?"[sblock=Dr Simon]A few questions. Having given the door a gentle nudge, can Dj'hân have determined whether it was locked or bared? And, looking at the undercroft map, it seems that there's a plank suspended over two pilings that can reach both of the two nearest windows. If the big guys can swing him over to it, could Dj'hân shimmy along it to try and peak through the windows easily enough?[/sblock]</blockquote>

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