Orber hopped off Muse, making sure to grab his backpack as he leaped off. He suddenly heard a somewhat loud crack, and to his left he saw John riding his puppet dragon, which made him slightly jealous, of course it shortly crumbled into nothingness. John made a remark on how big this place was, and Orb himself looked up. "You weren't kidding..." he said in response. John, for whatever reason decided it necessary to knock on the door. He heard a loud crash to his right, and suddenly a large stone of sorts flew by him. He jumped back. "HEY! Watch it!" he exclaimed. How the hell did that stone just fly threw the air? He looked in the vague direction of where it came from, and noticed the man he had traveled with.
After a short while with no answer from the door he carefully stepped forwards. He placed his ear to the door. It was cold, probably metallic. He couldn't hear anything from the other side. He noticed two plants on either side, each seeming to having somewhat thick branches that might be good for beating, although one look from Muse reminded him not to spook any other roleplayers. Forgot we weren't the only ones He tried to open it. It was locked. "God damn it!" he exclaimed. "Why are they ALWAYS locked? For what good reason?" he picked up a rock and out of anger threw it at the door. It bounced off making a small clang as it fell to the ground. He then noticed the large windows on either side of the door, reminding him of a chapel oddly. They looked big enough for everyone to fit through, although there was also some sort of pipe. A drainage pipe maybe... he thought, and he confirmed it turning his head upwards. Luckily, the large building blocked out the sun and he could definitely see a way up to the top. He walked back to where most of the group were.
"Doors locked, so we got two options..." he began. "Option one, we smash the glass, possibly scaring any roleplayers who may or may not have powers which may cause them to attack us, although it's a big building and no one might hear it and we can get in through the broken window. We might cut ourselves though." he turned to Muse. "Option two, Muse seems to be the best at... shifting, so he can just shift in to something small, a rat or mouse and climb up that drainage pipe and see if there's a way in from the top, then he can hop on in and unlock the door." He whispered under his breath "If he survives any fall and managed to actually GET DOWN" he looked at the size of the building, it was definitely higher than his house. "I'd go for option 1."