Ganurath stiffled a laugh when Kal gets splattered. "The one time I'm not in front of the party. Oh, that's rich." He begins to weave through the group and presses ahead down the hall, halberd and shoulder-shields ready.

Talan decided to fall in behind the armored halberdier. No point exposing himself needlessly to injury, and he could at least help provide rear security for the large man.

Not much time had passed since the amulet was put in the little slot when a light shined out from the hole, then formed a ball of light... it looked a lot like the portal that they had been captured through.

Celes looked at the portal with uncertainty, "Do you think that's the way out? It seemed kind of easy if they don't want us to escape..."

"I'll let this guy figure it out." Vin said, as he picked up a corpse and tossed it into the portal.

"Send in the two similacums." Coin said, pointing to the portal. "That's why I summoned them."

Picking up the card from the gound he placed it back in his deck, and shoved the cards back into his coat pocket.

"Alrighty. To the sky with ye!" Al shouted as he laucnhed his Xerox self into the miniportal, and hoped that nothing bad would come of it. Just in case, he drew his sword and assumed a defensive stance, and said "Maybe some of you should stand back a little..."

The body and the similacums disappeared through the portal. The group waited for a few minutes, before long the similacums returned, seemingly unhurt.

(OOC: I'm not sure how these clone-things work, it the owner of the similacums can see what the similacums see, they came out of the portal into a big shadow-y room, littered with more dead bodies and a giant pit in the center.)

Dezil was more unsure of where he was, and what was going on by the second, but he shrugged. He was stuck here, and there were safty in numbers. He followed the others down the passageway that had opened.

(OOC: I guess since you told us what was "out" there already, Jess, that you would be okay with the proceedings.)

Coin stared at the portal and then back at Al and Lucian.

"So, then ... what did you see out ... erm, in there ..."

"Well, not much. Just a room like this. Little bigger, more dead people, and what I'm guessing was a sacrificial pit of some kind." He shrugged his shoulders, and continued. "I didn't see anything lethal looking, so I assume that we should go on through. Better than just sitting here and waiting for doom."

If I'm dead meat, then I'd like to hurry it up.