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"T-t-tiamat's s**t it's cold here," Jericho murmured while pulling his cloak tight. He would give anything to be sitting in his room right now, where it was nice and hot. Complete with a lava pool and all. But no. He was out here in the cold. Bits of frost were all over the place and he did not like it one bit. Though, he soon paused as he heard a distant rumble.

"...Anyone hear that?"

Perhaps now was not a good time to be breathing flames down the hall; a thought that had come to mind to try and warm this place up. No, that seemed like a poor idea now that he had the worry the cave was going to be coming down onto them. Maybe it was just his imagination. It wouldn't be the first time he heard things.

Then again, he usually heard voices. Not... rumbling.

Ulmuka's talons simply scratched and slid in the frost. THAT WOULD NOT DO.

The massive owl creature had taken to the air, trying to stay with the group without going too far ahead. The distant rumbling was a bit foreboding but he simply observed now, with nothing of consequence to say.

Ulmuka tried his best to extend his keen senses but the cold and frost put a damper on mostly everything.

"I cannot tell.." He hooted from above. "It's a bit too cold for me to pick anything up.."

The strix landed again on the frosty ground near the group. He had a slididng moment until his talons sunk into the frost. "We are in a mountain though, yes? Could be natural or ... not."

The strix hobbled back for the horseman from earlier. He had to be careful on the frost since he was sliding quite a bit.

"Are you cold?" His head tilted, turned at a strange angle while his body remained perfectly straight. "I can provide body heat!" He opened a wing, offering his thickly feathered and broad body. To some this would seem an intimate gesture but to the strix, simple courtesy.

The horseman thought about it. He really did. But in the end, he decided to man up and keep plodding along on his own. He did have this ginormous borrowed coat, after all, and if he wanted to make it in Halloween, he probably should get used to their comparatively wild swings in weather. Or invest in some shoes.

"It is appreciated, Ulmuka. You look very warm." He reached out to pat the boil on a wing. "But I'll be fine. Especially if there are more things to fight."

Tyshina ran into the tunnel as fast she could and she could hear some voices and footsteps ahead. She slowly followed the sound as she looked around the area she had arrived in. There was hard;t any light in here and there was so much rock. Rock, rock, and more rock it seemed. "Hmm... well this is an interesting place," she said under her breath as she continued to walk,"I do hope I can catch up with everyone though.." With that she just continued to walk, with her eyes full of curiosity.

The horseman stumbled forward under Ulmuka's strong wing pat, his breath poofing out in a chuckle. He wondered briefly if summoning his mount would bring him any relief, but he decided it was unlikely. Technically, it would still be his bare feet on the ice.

Mmur turned to look at the death horseman as she approached, only just stopping himself from curiously craning his head to one side in a mirror of the monster student. He gave Nergui a short bow, a cheerful grin still on his lips. "I suppose not. Hopefully we will find our way out of here before it comes to that." His bowing had grown less severe in the weeks since he'd come to Halloween, but the soldier still wasn't comfortable being the first to introduce himself to a priestess.