"We don't need to be stupid," She remained kneeled despite the other two bracing themselves for the inevitable. Unraveling the wire, she began to toy at it with her fingers, forming little notches and knots with an unnaturally quick expertise. It was only after she had done this a couple of times over that she unhooked one of her batons and began to start tying the wire against the frame of the door. Zig-zagging it to and from the entrance almost as if she were trying to further barricade it.

It was only as the lower third of the door frame had been tied-down that she finally stood. Pausing for one more final moment before knocking her baton loudly against the door.

An unnatural gurgling screech erupted from the other side, scurrying noises suddenly made obvious.

"Just as I thought. Somehow whatever's in there still seems to be doing just fine."

Just how long had it been down here? How was it surviving without food and water? Her mind was reeling with questions.

"I'm going to kick the door inward and lure it to us. That way we don't have to go in ourselves. Are you sure you two want to stay?"