Ilanah was sitting on a case in the cargo bay when he would find her. The journal was open in her lap and she was writing on her datapad the translation. It was simple, if he would follow the directions her father had given. None of them would likely survive it otherwise. It seems that the tomb would be full of traps, as well as challenges to those that could wield the Force.

When he would enter, she would glance up at him and only meet his gaze for a moment before she re-focused on the journal.

"I don't know that they should go with you either....all of them....into the depths of the tomb. What is there is for you only...." Ilanah said softly so that the others would not hear. "For us...only." She corrected as she glanced up at the Sith next to her.

As he walked up to the entrance, he could feel the presence of the Dark Side and it was strong. The lure of the power made him thirst for it as if it was a tasty meal waiting for him.

After a moments hesitance, Ilanah would slip her smaller hand into his hand and squeeze his fingers lightly. The amulet was doing the guiding now.

(Sorry for the short post...)

Before he would be able to blink, a sharp slicing sound pierced the darkness, followed by a series of dull thuds. Trap. When it happened, Lana had turned quickly to get herself further out of the way, and found herself running right back into Kal again. "Sorry..." The spears had been close enough that she felt the air movement of them across her back. "Fun times. there should only be a few more." She murmured with hesitance before she moved herself away from him and started forward again, this time having to navigate the sharp and pointies that were now embedded into the wall of the tomb corridor.

As they moved further, she went slower. The amulet was ringing louder in her ears, its whisperings were turning into a dull roar. Ilanah paused again and felt the ground with her foot before she found a rock and kicked it. There was no noise, only silence. "Light?" She asked the Sith behind her.

Lana looked a little pale and she frowned. "Can you get us across this?" She asked as she took care to keep her distance from the glowing red saber.

"Oh yes...." She moved on. Ilanah trailed her fingertips along the wall of the corridor as she walked. her nails scraped against the stone. They were very close. Close enough that Kal would feel the dark energy, and close enough that she was starting to get confused. So she started talking, but not to him.

"No....no I don't. Hush, you. I'm not telling him that." The amulet was nearly screaming now, and she was responding to it. "If he's here....." She nodded a little as the corridor widened and there were a few branches to choose from. "Two down...." She murmured. Her gaze turned to Kal and he would notice that she was starting to look tired. It was weighing on her. "Pick one. Choose the right one...Sith....or you'll die. Or I'll die." She said as she tilted her head a little. Of course she knew which one, but that was a part of his test. He would need to sense it.

Minutes went by as his mind began to circle in on the source. His eyes snapped wide open and his hand came up, pointing to the one on the right, "This one...." He would turn back to her, waiting for the response. She knew which one it was, and hopefully would tell him if he was correct.

Ilanah started moving down the corridor, slower than normal, and she rested her palm against the wall to support herself. At the end of the corridor there was a large open room. Torches lit themselves as they would walk in, like they knew someone was there. Along the walls were tables filled with items that were buried to help the soul of the deceased in the next world. And in the center of the chamber, there was a huge metal seal on the floor. It was ornate and beauiful and required a key to be placed in the center to open it. It just so happened that Ilanah had that key.

Slowly, she would remove the bag that had been over her shoulder and across her body, and she let it fall to the floor before she slipped the second amulet out of it.