Try the door behind the table.

Put the door back up and put the pins back in; let's not have anything... unwanted... coming out of that nothingness...

Search the lobby, now!

Well that's not okay at all. D:

Lobby searching time, keeping an eye on that room of darkness!

curiosity would get the better of me, to have a look at the other rooms, but certainly look around and make sure there isn't anything important we've missed in the room we're in. i'd also be getting a little impatient. this koryzon, whoever or whatever it is, can take care of itself. it's my wife and daughter i came here looking for, and whatever wonderfully spooky craziness there might be to find around here, it seems a bit too quiet to really expect them to be here at all. i mean, if someone was being detained here against their will, wouldn't we be hearing, some thing? of course i don't know where else to look, so i guess there isn't any place else to be running off to. but i think i would be starting to get a little impatient about finding them. i mean, what if, while we're poking around here, 'something terrible' is happening to them, that we'll be just too late to have prevented, because of all the time we're spending. i mean i'm torn between my curiosity, which i'm certainly as tugged by as tom seems to be, but the longer it takes to find the missing, the more i worry about them. i hesitate to mention this, tom being tom though. (koryzon sound a bit like corizon, which i think means something like heart or affection. but i wonder in what sense. i can certainly imagine some rather unpleasant ones, given the current circumstances.) being both impatient and nervous at the same time, might make it easy for me to overlook something, which makes me glad to have tom along.

Search lobby