Lord Amalin scrambled away the moment the damn ghost woman was off of him. He visibly shivered, shaking his head before moving to stand on his feet and smoothing down his coat and hair.
"So, my best bet would be to head for those screams."
And as if on cue, Victoria screamed again. Lord Amalin visibly began to sweat, moving swiftly down the hall. "Come, and let us hope none of these bloody picture frames keeps us from- OH MY GODS, MR.RENQVIST LOOK OUT!" he exclaimed, just as a bloodied hand came out from a side long mirror, one hanging precariously against the wall.
He gritted his teeth and moved around the thing as it snatched onto the collar of Urich's shirt, then Amalin tumbled just beneath and removed his shoe, then began to beat at the rusty nail that hung the mirror into place until it came loose, and down went the mirror as well as the hold the ghoulish hand had on Urich before the mirror smashed into a million pieces upon the floor.
"Well, I guess if we want to be more specific as we venture forth, let's be careful the picture frames and mirrors don't try to grab us." he licked his lips and then moved onward, Victoria's screams seeming to become more apparent, but the hallway never seemed to end.
THe hallway did infact seem to stretch and bend and even moaned around them as it stretched on into eternity, Victoria's wails coming and going, and the farther they went, it became increasingly difficult if the voices were now infront of them or behind. Lord Amalin paused, turning around a few times, but looked puzzled.
"Her screams had been coming from his direction a second ago, but now it seems as if she's all around us. How strange." But then he caught the eye of a picture frame and when he went to move, it followed him. So he paused and began to move in another direction, furrowing his brow at it before moving away, turning to Urich.
"Your fiance might not be on this floor.Perhaps we ought to find the stairs and check up the hall or down the..." but a door at the end of the way began to creak open, and the rattle of chains was evident as thick white smoke came pillowing out from the void.
Licking his lips, Lord Amalin drew in a breath right before Victoria's voice came out sharply from within. This time it was muffled, hard to distinguish, it was as if she was trying to say something but something were stuffed inside her mouth. Blinking, he turned to Urich.
"It sounds like your fiance is trying to swear up a storm but she's got marbles in her mouth or osmething, or at least that's what it sounds like. Come on, let's check inside that creepy room."
But upon taking one step inside, Lord Amalin gave a scream, and fell clean through the ground and disappearing into the oblivion beyond.
As the ghostly fog began to dissipate, it was revealed the room had no floor, and in no way could the human eye see to the bottom. Heavy chains in many sizes, some as thick as human legs, clattered around the room, hanging limply and some were strewn together, creating a weaving like jungle vines. ANd as more of the ghostly fog would part, off in the middle of the room lay a figure of a woman bond in chains. Her body was nearly squeezed by it, the chains pressing roughly int her skin. A gag was around her mouth, her eyes blind folded and her body seeming far more pale and grey-
But if there was one distinctness about the woman, is that it was clearly Miss Victoria Armani bound in chains. Even Lord Amalin could tell as he was clinging to a set of chains below her. After all, her damn rack was jutting out for all the world to see. It was like the ghost or some such, whatever ghoul had bound her, wanted to pop her breasts clean out of her body. But at least it made for an interesting view, with a chain pressed between her breasts, then another set on either side and hugging all around them, while her arms were hung upwards, hands limp and facing down, legs unmoving and more loosely hung than the rest of her.
Then she had a tight, thick chain about her neck.
But yes, it was definitely Victoria. Who else would be caught in a ghost world in such a bright red dress- and it was odd, but it seemed the red of her dress was the only color about her- the rest seeming so washed and faded.