Robin Vimana, David Maloney, Lycus Montag, Axel Graf

David walked past the dead Burrowham to see the other still fatigued. "Well, time finish this up." David loaded up his hand cannon. He placed the barrel to his head and fired.

Robin growled in annoyance. First the echolacer, then barrowmoles, echolacers again, then salabinders. The only thing that was missing was that one leech Grimm, and odds are, one was about to show up.

Turning around as the new arrival's approach, she waved at them in greeting.

"Robin Vimana." Miss sword stuck in grimm said, her eye twitching at the comment, "How'd you get here?" She asked.

"The tunnel we were in split into two directions.  We chose this one because we heard fighting and because there were no puddles of water," Axel said.  He took a quick look around.  "Hey, where's the other student?  Aren't there two for every tunnel?"

Robin eye's widened as Axel mentioned the missing student, "David!" Turning and sprinting back to the rock-slide, she started pulling rocks out of the way, hoping to at least make a hole for her to see through.

Robin kept pulling away rocks, "We were surrounded by those borrowmoles or whatever they're called and when we were running past one, it caused a cave in when it tired to get me. David is still on the other side of this damn thing. I can't bring it down without causing a cave in."

"Cave in, huh?" said Axel. He looked at Robin trying to dig through the rocks. "I can probably cut through some of the rocks with my chainaxe," he said, inspecting Laughter to modify it's torque settings. "I don't know how dangerous that would be in a cave-in prone area, but I imagine it can't be worse than trying to move the rocks by hand." Axel drew a wider chain from his backpack and prepared to replace Laughter's current chain with that one.

With the Burrowhams dead David walked up to the wall of rocks. 'Great now I got this in the way.' David turned off his jack-hammer. "Hello? Anyone there? Robin you alright." David then began to dig through the rocks. 'Jack hammer would cause a cave for sure. Slow and steady wins the race.'

Robin perked up at the sound of David's voice, "David? You're okay?" She asked, stopping her rock shifting just for the moment.

"Well, I'm still alive does that count, also the Burrowhams are dead. Any ideas on getting through.?" David said looking around, making sure he was safe.

"Be careful, ceiling could come down." David continued to look around. 'I am not taking a chance.'

"Alright then, I guess by hand it is," said Axel. "I'm still keeping my chainaxe handy. Many of these rocks are big...to big to be moved by hand. I'll cut those up with the chainaxe when we get to them."

David kept a watchful eye out. 'No way am I letting one of those moles get near me.' He simply moved rocks carefully. 'Slow and steady whens the race.'

Robin pulled another rock out of the way, "So, how's your little test going?" She asked, trying to at least make small talk to pass the time, not like they had anything else to do.

Axel kept pulling the rocks out. "We should slow down on how we pull these rocks apart. We want to leave some key stones in place to keep the pressure up and prevent another cave-in. Speaking of cave-ins, how did this all happen?"

Robin looked at Axel and said, deadpan, "Last page. I've already explained it."

Axel lokked at Robin, "Yeah, I know you said Burrowmoles were chasing you. I want to know how exactly this cave-in happened. Did the Grimm hit the cave walls? Did you use your weapon? Is this a weak section of the underground filled with burrowmole tunnels?"

"Yes, a Burrowmole tired to get me and it smashed the ceiling. We've gone over this already." Robing said, shaking her head.

David listened to the two. "Not to rush or anything these grim smell awful enough, and being dead does not help." David was beginning to turn a bit green. 'They smell like rotten fish rubbed in vinegar.'