Since they were going to rest anyways, while also seeing Willo lay her sleeping bag on the floor, Imgor concluded it would be a good opportunity to catch the rest of the night's sleep. He had no sleeping bag or matress, but he also didn't need any back when he was living in the wild.
So Imgor just lied down on the stone floor, which was harder than the soil or tree-branches he had used to sleep on, but he would manage.

After a few minutes, he had fallen into a light slumber — the hard ground didn't allow him any deep sleep. Should a fight ensue nearby he would surely wake up from the noises.

Alexander let out audible sigh of relief as he lay on the cool stone floor. No longer needing to focus on walking, or even standing, with the cool feeling of solid ground at his back, and the needles driving into his head lessening in severity, he felt much better. Still, this only reinforced his determination to keep his hold on Larion, a task that was now merely difficulty than requiring nearly the entire focus of his whole being. The word "Thanks." passed through his lips in a whisper and his eyes closed, all his attention on Larion.

The echo of a deathly howl resonated through the hallways of the basement. Moreover, the sound of pebble sized objects hitting the ground was loud enough to wake up any trained hunter. Lazarus was sitting upright with his legs crossed. Pulled out of his meditative state he stared at the entrance of their cell with only one eye open. Willo sure enough was also woken up by the noise, and fortunately for everyone didn’t do so with any comment.

In front of the doorway Joshua stood motionless with his sword drawn. In front of him, a slim faceless creature peered of to the side. Willo let out a silent gasp, recognizing it as similar to the creature she fought earlier. The plagued being immediately reacted to the sound and peered into the cell.

Alexander started in surprise at the disturbing noise. However a brief glance revealed the others were well aware of it and were prepared to deal with it. With little more than a grunt of acknowledgement, Alexander returned to the task at hand.