Tina decided to go right, since she was right handed. She entered the offshoot and steadied herself as she walked down the somewhat steep decent. The path leveled out more or less about fifty feet in and began to curve further to the right. She began to wonder if it wouldn't just lead her back around in a circle. The whole cave was starting to give her the creeps, and once or twice, she swore she heard something off in the distance, but whenever she'd stop walking and tried to listen, she couldn't hear anything. The path began to grow darker and smaller. Tina wondered what would happen if the path got too narrow for her to travel through. If it did, she'd just half to turn back and try the other path.

Just as the path looked like it would become too narrow for Tina to squeeze through, it began to widen again. As she rounded another curve, this one leading back to the left, the path opened up dramatically into a large space. Tina entered the cavern and looked around, eyes wide as she took in the beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, the sound of water dripping quit evident. As she scanned the area, though, she felt her skin run cold and her eyes widen as she caught sight of something that sparked overwhelming fear in her.