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"s**t! s**t! We need some help up here!"

"I'm going!!" Dylon crawled as fast as he could until he was out of the passage.

Dylon yelped short before plunging into water head first. He turned around and up until his head broke the surface again, taking in a large breath. "Hoo! Wow.. um... Okay! So this is NOT the kitchen..."

"J-jerry?" Dylon knew Jerry had a bad ankle, which had to be hard to tread water with. Heck, his wrist was still near impossible to allow to do the same. "C'mere, man. I got you."

The Moon trainee swam a little closer, allowing Jerry to hang on if he needed it. "Swim Team in High School, Jer. Just hang on till we find shallow water. Or land. Or... where's the kitchen?"

((sorry for trailin behind))

Matt hadn’t said much of anything after stepping through the portal, he had yet to even summon his weapon. Partially because he was trying to avoid the whole comment of being a fairy boy and dealing with the stigma of being a pretty twinkle toes at the moment. Besides it was Scotland home of the fairies.

As they had entered the cottage, Matt did everything to ignore the dying figure of the rabbit. It was almost as if he was going against everything he had trained himself to do. It was true that a rabbit was not a human being however just watching something die without even trying was tearing him apart. There was, however literally nothing he could do, nothing to save it. When it did die a wash of relief waved over him as guilt settled not far behind.

The rest of the cottage was not impressive, the same somewhat creepiness that belonged to some well prepared serial killer still lingered about. As event continued to unfold, Sasha and Wash had left to find aid for Jerry and Dylon. If it hadn’t been the drop Matt would have rushed in there to help, though likely to have ended up hurting himself in the end.

“So…. Evan… right?” Matt asked trying to strike up a conversation with a hunter he had never met, “I wonder if the Jerry and Dylon are ok?” He asked as he thought about how they had yet to hear from them.

“YOU GUYS OK DOWN THERE?” He yelled leaning towards the entrance of the dark and dismal passage way.

"Don't worry about me, Jerry. Just hang on, okay?" Dylon assured the man, keeping his head above the water. Light flickered below the water, one and then another. "There's something down there."

"Jerry? Hold onto the edge of the passage opening to stay afloat okay? I'm just gunna swim down real fast and take a look."

"Are... are you sure??" It wasn't as though Jerry could think of anything else to do. "Alright but... but don't go anywhere without me, alright? Look real quick and come back!" He babbled quickly before he swallowed more water. Carefully trying to keep his leg from moving, he side-stroked clumsily to the wall again, gripping as tight as he could to the stone.

"Right," Evan replied distractedly as the other Hunter addressed him. He hadn't heard anything from the secret passage in the cellar for quite a while. It was a little worrying, but maybe Jerry and the other guy just decided to do the smart thing and conserve their energy.

Then again, it was Jerry and some kid who probably hadn't been out of the pod long enough to know better. Evan squinted into the darkness of the cellar, counting the seconds between the time the other guy called out for their missing teammates and the moment it became apparent that no answer would be forthcoming. "We have our orders," Evan replied distractedly, without conviction; he could be convinced to disobey them if the situation required it. "I don't know how we would even fit down there, though."