"Huh, fun!" Asher says, trying to maintain a chipper attitude. Seems reasonable, too. "I'm sort of an elemental... But I can't do everything a normal elemental can. My sister has the other half of the powers and abilities..." He quiets, again wondering where Jordyn could be, not knowing that she was there within the Labyrinth... Somewhere...

,, You have siblings? ,, She seems curious about it. He notices a tiny flicker of electricity flash through her hair.

"Um, yes... Though I don't know where she is or how she is doing. Our parents got divorced and Jordyn went with mom, and I went with dad." Asher says, nodding. He wondered what emotion triggered the electricity flash through Hakira's hair.

,, I dont have any more siblings. Raiju tend to get.. targeted. ,, She explains. Another little flicker goes through, this one on her finger.

"Ah. I see. Well, I don't see but I understand, I get it now..." Asher says, trying to make sense of himself. There was a rumble, and the door to the Labyrinth opened, cold and omnious, a harsh wind from inside bringing the stench of rot and decay. Asher shivers slightly, pulling his jacket closer to him and repositioning his backpack - others had supplied each tribute with a sack of essentials that could last someone a few days.

It was time.
Time to enter the Labyrinth.
Time to seal their fates.

She stands slowly. As she does, theres a slight squeaking noise, like metal screeching.

Asher hesitates before holding his head up high and chest out, shoulders back. He was ready to face this challenge. Well, not really. You don't think so... But that's all good because you're doing this to help others... Yeah... He glaces to the sides, finding the marksmen that were ready to shoot if a) the tributes didn't go in or b) a monster slipped out.
He heads into the Labyrinth, pausing and turning slightly to wait for Hakira.

She goes in. Her steps are heavy and leave slight dents in the ground.

"Adventure, Jamie, adventure!" Asher says, trying to lift both of their spirits from quoting something that his parents always said when doing something new.
With another omnious clank, the door slams shut, leaving the group in darkness for a full fifteen seconds.
The moans and howls and growls and other unnatural sounds of the Labyrinth set the hair on the back of his neck on edge.
A hiss sounds close, like gas escaping a balloon, and a torch lights to the duo's right. Another hiss and another torch lights, this time to their left. By now, the enteryway of the Labyrinth is in complete view.
Asher takes a step forward and hears a crunch. He looks down to find himself stepping on something white. He manages to keep the bile that rose up in his throat down. Asher didn't want to guess what the white bone looking thing used to belong to.

Haki is clearly trying to ignore all the bones. She doesn't want to know or think about why so many are at the entrance.