Ashwood Cross

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Ignore radio! You don't need it! You can figure this out on your own!

Now seems like an opportune time to do some investigating.

>Approach window
>Ask Clax if they recognize anything about the view outside the window.

After a quick farewell to your Advice Hallucinations, you resolve to continue exploring.
You're confident you can handle this without ambiguous help, from ambiguous strangers.
Whoever was on the other end of that Radio can just go worry about themselves.
And they'll surely give up and leave eventually. Right?

Meanwhile, you'll find your way around on your own. And you'll figure out what's happening, too.
You'll be fine. Everything will be fine.

I'm with Bloodthorne. Let's go explore some more.

>Examine window. Who says you can't get out of here? You can leave whenever you want.
>...
>Right?

Assuming nothing dangerous is spotted, autodefenestrate

Guys, it's still not a window. It's a doorway.

For now, you decide to backtrack to where you first woke up, and look outside the bright opening.
As you head toward it, you hear a hurried clicking sound behind you, as Clax catches up.
You don't really need their help either. But part of you is still glad they're coming with.

Together, you make your way to the small, Lit Chamber.



After all that time in the dark, you forgot how bright it was outside this window.
Or was this more of a Doorway?

Whatever. It's a hole in a cave wall. It's technically neither of those things.
But man, that glare is something else. You can barely see what's outside, from in here.
And it's really bringing that headache from earlier back. And kinda makes your teeth itch?
...is that normal?

Either way, you step under the stone arch, and out into the blinding light.



With this awful glare, it's hard to tell what you're looking at.

And your head is absolutely killing you.

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