Sunbeam Lair Heaven and Hell

The few steps they take Donovan is replying to her. A sly, “Oh yeah?” when she states it was curiosity that urged her to follow him. Besides that, he to slips into silence. 

The quiet environment of the cave filling his auds with the sound of dripping water, the chirps of bats, and other miscellaneous noises that cause his ears to swivel in an attempt to listen better. They walk in a companionable silence — or at least its companionable for him, he can’t speak for the storm cloud wolf beside him. 

Though the further they go in there is a moments where even he has to swim and the ceiling begins closing in on them.  Most would find it terrifying, yet Donovan does not. When the ceiling completely dips into the water he mumbles a “Hold on.” before he’s dipping below the surface. The blue lights continue down under as well, illuminating an underwater hallway of about ten feet in length until the ceiling lifts enough to find air once again. 

He pokes his head above water once more to face Finley. “A short passage way. It’s safe, follow me.” His voice is low, almost a whisper but it’s confident in what he tells her. A silent trust me being displayed to her.

Assuming she will follow, he disappears beneath the surface once again. His muscles arms force his paws to carry him through the water. Swimming down the underwater hallway. Re-emerging on the other side, he fervently blinks the water from his eyes and they widen at what meets them.
A sanctuary of plants, both colorful and bland, and a hole in the ceiling of the cave. The beam of moonlight that filters through makes it an astonishing sight. So he swims to the waters edge only a few more feet away. 

Once he’s on solid land once more, he looks back, awaiting Finley’s arrival. Prepared to dive right back down to see if she’s having trouble making it through just in case.