"Haven't seen one indoors yet and hopefully they decide to stay that way." But having a door he could ward, even temporarily, while they regrouped was important. He made his way down the hall, pushing his senses down the hall first without opening his third sight. He didn't want to rush into anything, but he also didn't want to waste too much time and attract them in that way.

If they even had ways of sensing people. He wasn't sure. The coast seemed clear, though, so he took the nearest room to the right, stepping into a living room that clearly wasn't used, though the sofa was sitting at an odd angle, blood ran in rivulets down the walls, and the atmosphere inside was generally gloomy and horror-esque.

"This one's cheery. Get inside and close the door. We'll get it warded and then we'll pow-wow a plan."