ZARIAH
I haven't been falling all this time - I've been flying
Zariah was generally not one to take well to instructions from someone she considered her inferior. However, given that Remi was blind, and his instruction was in an effort to serve her order, she complied with ease. She would take hold of his wrists to guide his hands where he said, the wall, the cabinet, the back of said cabinet for the dials. When he was through she examined his work, opening and closing the cabinet like a door with much greater ease now, and with a moment's thought, setting the code in the dials. She would take the time later to conceal it all behind inconspicuous ornements.
"Good work. There is one more place you will need to place such a lock, but the door is intact already, thankfully." she said, approving his work. She would take his arm to guide him back down the stairs, surprisingly careful so he could navigate them with some ease. As they entered the hidden room, she saw Edrei on the table and a very nervous Peter. It didn't take a genius to figure out what was going on if you knew Edrei at all. "Left Hand, I presume you are not playing around when there is still work to be done?" she said lightly, a slight warning. There was still lighting that needed to be worked out in the room.
That was all she said to them, continuing on with Remi to the other corridor. It was a bit longer than the first, but the staircase up wasn't as steep as the one from the house. She let go of Remi's arm just long enough to shove the door open. It was a heavy, iron clad door much like a cellar entrance, leading into the ruins. The very far edge of it to be precise, near where the barrier had once been. She helped the alchemist out. "This is the second door that needs the coded lock. Though this will need to blend in better with the door itself. Its iron on this side." she said.
Edrei and Peter: Time to figure out how the room will be lit when in use!
Remi: Time for lock number 2, but this one needs to be disguised!
"Good work. There is one more place you will need to place such a lock, but the door is intact already, thankfully." she said, approving his work. She would take his arm to guide him back down the stairs, surprisingly careful so he could navigate them with some ease. As they entered the hidden room, she saw Edrei on the table and a very nervous Peter. It didn't take a genius to figure out what was going on if you knew Edrei at all. "Left Hand, I presume you are not playing around when there is still work to be done?" she said lightly, a slight warning. There was still lighting that needed to be worked out in the room.
That was all she said to them, continuing on with Remi to the other corridor. It was a bit longer than the first, but the staircase up wasn't as steep as the one from the house. She let go of Remi's arm just long enough to shove the door open. It was a heavy, iron clad door much like a cellar entrance, leading into the ruins. The very far edge of it to be precise, near where the barrier had once been. She helped the alchemist out. "This is the second door that needs the coded lock. Though this will need to blend in better with the door itself. Its iron on this side." she said.
Edrei and Peter: Time to figure out how the room will be lit when in use!
Remi: Time for lock number 2, but this one needs to be disguised!
