I follow the sound cautiously

Remember to ping!

You got the lantern with no problem.

"M... Miss Woods spoke to you?" He seemed to perk up, looking back at you. "D.. do you know who took my spot? They d... deserve nothing good from stealing Miss Woods away from m.. me." He stuttered the entire time, it looked like he was still upset. "Why w.. won't Miss Woods ever like Kreacher back?"

It leads you to the second door on the left in the right corridor on the second landing.

Whoever it was showed no signs of listening to you. Instead, you hear rustling sounds of movement and suddenly, something tackled you to the ground. There was a bang, and something whizzed over where your head was a few milliseconds ago.

Velos felt himself being plummeted on the ground. he kept his eyes open, looking up at what had pushed him down, but he didn't wear any emotion except from shock as he tried to compromise what happened, staying still, not sure if he was suppose to be dead or not.

I open the door, bracing my self for what I would see

After the bang and the object whizzing over your head, whoever had tackled you was on their feet again. "Go!" They hissed, hauling you up and pushing you towards a patch of bushes. "Run! As far as you can!"

Please quote. It isn't that hard to do. You're lucky I'm one of the more lenient narrators because with other people you'd be kicked for not quoting.

You push the door open, entering a large, dusty, old room. From your point of view, there was a small fireplace on the right wall, a dusty painting hanging over it, and before it, an armchair. Next to the fireplace, leaning on the wall, was a full body mirror. On the wall directly opposite of you was a large arched window, part of it broken. Through it, you could very vaguely make out a few trees in the night. In front of the window horizontally there was what looked like a very luxurious bed that was in disrepair. Against the wall left of you there was a piano. There seemed to be candles here and there in the room. Other than that, everything was way too dark for you to see anything of detail.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=63895&page=35#348 Author: Aphelion Time Posted: 8/3/2018 at 10:56 AM Please quote. It isn't that hard to do. You're lucky I'm one of the more lenient narrators because with other people you'd be kicked for not quoting. You push the door open, entering a large, dusty, old room. From your point of view, there was a small fireplace on the right wall, a dusty painting hanging over it, and before it, an armchair. Next to the fireplace, leaning on the wall, was a full body mirror. On the wall directly opposite of you was a large arched window, part of it broken. Through it, you could very vaguely make out a few trees in the night. In front of the window horizontally there was what looked like a very luxurious bed that was in disrepair. Against the wall left of you there was a piano. There seemed to be candles here and there in the room. Other than that, everything was way too dark for you to see anything of detail.

I enter the room bringing the lamp with me to see what else I could see

The lamp flickers uncertainly, the candle almost burnt down to a stub. You would need to transfer the fire to somewhere else in order to continue having a source of light. Under the now dimmer firelight, you don't see anything of interest, just what the narrator had described before. The door slams shut behind you.