genshou
First Post
The ancient wizard led them through the door in which he had entered the room. Evendur and Shirl gasped as they noticed the hallway seeming to get longer and longer until it seemed of infinite length. Evendur looked behind them and wished he hadn’t. There was no door behind them, only an infinite expanse of hallway. He looked in front of him and the old wizard was gone. “Umm… Shirl?” She had been walking beside him, but suddenly he couldn’t see her anywhere. “What the hell kind of magic is he using?” he shouted, but it was futile, as there was no one there to hear him.
Shirl turned to the side in panic when she heard Evendur talk to her, but couldn’t see him. “Evendur? Evendur, where did you go?! I can’t see you anywhere! And what’s with this hallway stretching out all of a sudden?”
Evendur focused on Shirl’s voice. It sounded like it was coming from right next to him. “I don’t know… some form of magic or another. But why can we hear each other but not see each other?”
Shirl paced back and forth. “I don’t know. I’m not exactly an expert on such powerful magic as this. Maybe we could reason through this to figure out how to get out of here.” She reached out her arm to where Evendur’s voice had come from, but there was nothing there to touch.
Evendur lowered his head in thought for a moment. “Start walking toward the end of the hallway opposite where we entered.” He paused as she raised a sound of confusion. “Don’t worry, I have an idea...”
Shirl turned to the side in panic when she heard Evendur talk to her, but couldn’t see him. “Evendur? Evendur, where did you go?! I can’t see you anywhere! And what’s with this hallway stretching out all of a sudden?”
Evendur focused on Shirl’s voice. It sounded like it was coming from right next to him. “I don’t know… some form of magic or another. But why can we hear each other but not see each other?”
Shirl paced back and forth. “I don’t know. I’m not exactly an expert on such powerful magic as this. Maybe we could reason through this to figure out how to get out of here.” She reached out her arm to where Evendur’s voice had come from, but there was nothing there to touch.
Evendur lowered his head in thought for a moment. “Start walking toward the end of the hallway opposite where we entered.” He paused as she raised a sound of confusion. “Don’t worry, I have an idea...”