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Tyler thought about this for a moment before saying,
"I'll go alone. You two-" he pointed to Sayura and Angel "-take the other two with you. Now, follow me, and scream if anything should happen."

"No, then there'd be one group of three and one group of two," Tyler said matter-of-factly. "Look; I'll be fine. I have Sheri and a switchblade; a deadly combination. Just you four split into groups of two and I'll take one door. I'll be fine, I promise."

Angel looked to Tyler and waved bye to him, then turned Sayura and smiled.
Please, you might get people to talk to you, but you're still pretty usless Lilith's taunted again. Angel shock her head. She wanted to cry, but she couldn't, she wanted to prove that she could do something.

Angel approached a random door and opened it. She stepped inside and waited for Sayura to take the lead.

Tyler watched as Angel propped open the door on the left of the greenhouse for the other girl to pass through. He continued to walk straight ahead to the door at the opposite end. He took a deep breath before pushing it open....

It was a dance room. A hardwood floor and a mirror on the far wall, with a railing going across it. Tyler stepped in and the door shut behind him as he walked to the center of the room. The mirrors were making him slightly dizzy; they seemed to almost be curved, as if the room were circular. He couldn't tell. The floor felt as if it were spinning beneath him. He clutched his head. It was then he realized no one in his head had spoken for a while now. What was going on? He walked to the railing, clutching it for fear of falling down and passing out.
The mirror opened and Tyler fell inward, the secret door then closing once he was inside. He stood and shook his head, trying to regain his bearings. He looked at the door through which he had fallen to see the dance room he had just come through.
The mirrors were two way.
Someone stood behind here and observed the dance room.
It was then he heard the footsteps down the corridor.
I'll handle this, Sheri piped up at once, and Tyler gladly stepped aside to let her take control. Her hand went to the back pocket of her jeans and she whipped out the blade, flicking it open. The footsteps hesitated for a moment... then continued, almost faster. Sheri saw a silhouette coming towards her and she backed up, letting out a gasp of fear, before she turned and ran. She didn't know where she was; all was dark now. She just continued to run. As she ran, the passageway seemed to get smaller and smaller heightwise, and soon Sheri was hunched over. It was then she noticed that the passage way had been going upwards, as if it were a ramp. As she felt along the wall, she felt it curve as she walked. Soon, she was at a full-fledged crawl and the passageway leveled out, becoming illuminated once more.
The footsteps had ceased, and she could hear no one behind her.
It was then she saw a little, metallic gray box on the right wall with a keyhole and a switch.
"No," she whispered, crawlilng past it. She came to a dead end and pushed on the wall in front of her.
It opened onto a bedroom with a lumpy, harsh-looking bed, a pentagram of dried blood in the center of the room, with the remains of a mutilated animal in the center of it. Bones littered a corner by the door.
"No ******** way," she whispered.
And I bet that the tunnel you just took forks off into other passageways leading to different parts of the house, Lucky said.
"No s**t, Sherlock," Sheri breathed. "No way am I going back in there, though; you heard that there was someone in there." Sheri stepped out of the crawlspace and walked out of the room, down the stairs, through the empty room, into the greenhouse, waiting for the others to return.

Dinah decided to stay behind. If she heard a scream, she'd easily be able to reach either side in no time.

Do you think they'll be okay? asked Gail.

"I don't know," was Dinah's reply.

Are we safe out her by ourselves? asked Naomi.

Once again, all Dinah could say was, "I don't know."

We're gonna die because of your stupidity, you b***h! yelled Alice.

Dinah said nothing but walked toward Sheri. "Did you find anything?"

When the two girls stepped through the door they saw...nothing remarkable. The door had led to a dimly lit hallway, whose lights overhead flickered on and off. At least there are lights. I don't know what I would have done if there weren't.

The hallway was musty, as if it had been closed in for a long time, yet there was no dust. That more than anything scared Sayura. It proves without a doubt that someone's in this house other than us.

She smiled at Angel, who was standing next to her and looking around with wide eyes, "Lets see what's at the end of the hallway, shall we?"

She walked down the hallway slowly, noting that there weren't any doors on the walls, just moss covered stone.

Dinah looked over the new girl. "I'm Dinah. And well, you slept through a lot. We're kinda trapped in here, if you haven't noticed. There's two other girls. They went in there." She pointed at the door they went through. "I'm guessing you're like us."