Sharing a "Now what?" look, we followed first the left and then the right-hand paths, finding the typical thick, wooden dungeon doors at both ends. Sc...nt was useless, the smoking candles and earth doing much to eliminate all but the most basic of traceable smells that told us only that people regularly traversed this underground place. The almost dirt-free floor told us the same thing. Trying to get a sense of direction through my diminished link was less than useless.For lack of any better. Alison and Mark both felt very uneasy knowing that the Nun and Monk were standing behind them no doubt gazing upon the bare bottoms that they would soon be thrashing. Their thoughts were interrupted by a door opening behind the raised platform and the appearance of the old Abbot wearing his long black habit,cowl,scapular and strap.He wore the hood of his habit up ,but his eyes from under the hood bore into them. The Abbot sat on an ornate chair and looked down at them.The Nun who sat to the. “Hey, you two, have you been talking about me behind my back?” She looked annoyed.“There’s nothing to worry about," Sally said. “We’ve just been discussing how happy we are that you’ve decided to join us.”“Okay… but we’d better get going. We don’t want to miss the flight.”~~~~~Everything went smoothly with the flight and it was an hour’s drive to the chalet. When we arrived, I was mesmerised by the view. It was breathtaking even without snow on the ground. We unpacked, had something to eat, and. You'll need that to get into a bar." said Eve.Brenda felt strangely excited about going out like this. She tingled all over, and felt a strange twitch between her legs, causing her butt to tighten."When we're out, we're going to play a 'scavenger hunt dare' game. In each of your purses, you'll find five cards with something you need to find or do when we're out. Each one is worth points. Whoever has the most points at the end of the night wins. If you have to make someone do something, you need.