Glanced down the hole after Teri the brave - or foolhardy - Nem went disappeared down into the darkness. Laurena could see her shape moving faintly in the shadows, however it was hard to make out any details. "I guess I'll head down next, before the rest of you muck up any interesting residues." She paused for a moment, fondling the rope and looking down. "I would say to get a light, but I'm not a huge fan of heights. might be better if I don't think I'm going to fall to my death.
Then gathering her nerves, she lowered herself over the side, imitating the maintenance workers who would hang from the walls back at Meridan. Hand over hand, walking down the wall. Of course, it had seemed a lot easier in theory than it was in practice. And the workers were attached to the rope by some kind of harness, so they didn't have to support their entire weight. They were a lot higher up though, with a lot more room to fall, and how am I not at the bottom yet? As if responding to her thoughts, the ground soon met her feet. Lacking good nightvision, she couldn't make out much at all.
"Give me a second and I'll get some light!" she called back to the rest of the party, then summoned a glowing blue ball. The light was distorted, casting rippling patterns on the wall which made it seem as though they were underwater. While light magic certainly wasn't her specialty, Laurena could make do. As much as it pained her to admit it, she would prefer some light from a torch as well, as the prospect of lighting the entire trip seemed rather exhausting.