[PQ] underground, the stars are legend

THE LEFT PATH "GGggggo-hickUP-ooO!" comes the strained and garbled reply. It sounds as though it might be speaking half underwater, or like a child blowing bubbles who doesn't bother to surface before responding. The squelching sound of its movements seem to increase, and vaguely you think it is receding. Though the strange texture of whatever it is made up of and the abnormal acoustics down here make it impossible to tell. The tunnel continues, though there is a large broken opening just to the left. It is from here that Lily's ball was taken. As the pair pass, should they look to the left, they will see The Prince behind a small wall apparently of its own construction for the materials are seemingly random and poorly cobbled together. It is a strangely and vaguely amphibian thing, but with a body far too gelatinous and in places semi-opaque. Warty, covered in boils with too many eyes (the majority of which appear blind), it shrinks away from the light and normalcy of the two before it. "NnnnaarPPPPPP" It .. burps? .. cowering away and hiding its eyes behind webbed hands.  On its head it wears a crown made of paper, but the moisture from the ceiling has made it worn and wilted. "Puullleeee-huurrrBBRAAPPP-se donnnnn-brrrraAAP looookitme-hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr" Spewing vomit, The Prince nearly choked on its own tears and bile as it continued to try and hide. The stars continue onward. What do you do? THE RIGHT PATH The star seemed to positively shine with encouragement, and both Jigano and Amalia will find their feet rushing them onward with a speed that neither of them possess. At least not with the amount of energy they are putting into it. Jigano's eyes are much better in this dim light than Amalia's and it is only because of this that he is able to see the difference in the quality of the stone beneath them. It appeared crumbled and weather. A trap to be sure, but a naturally occurring one? Or intentional? And if intentional, why did the star not give any indication? The bard's dexterity allows him to easily clear the strange yielding stone in one large leap, but Amalia will not have been so lucky. Beneath her relatively light weight, the stone crumbles and gives way. Amalia is quick, but not quick enough. The ground breaks away, but she has enough time to grab onto the edge with one hand, her lantern in the other. What do you do?