"I don't know, I don't know, and I don't know." She finally stood up and put her arms out for balance. After about five minutes she put her arms down and looked ready to continue.

Zach helps Selene off the pile rocks and rubble. "I don't like not knowing which way is the way out."
"You would like to know, would you? Well then why don't you ask the leader of this whole place?" A sad voice says. Zach flinches as a green orb seemed to just appear in front of him.
"I thought you would be out of here as soon as you could." Zach says.
"As if I haven't tried already. I can make portals but only for others to leave. I can't get out. I'm stuck here inside this old place." Oran mumbles.

Not my problem. Don't feel empathy for him, you idiot! He tried to kill you! "Oh, well. That sucks doesn't it?" She closed her eyes from staring at the green light for too long.

The green light turns into a minotaur. "It sure does. It's been centuries since I've been outside. I wonder how old my little ones are now... Anyways. You wanted the way out, right? Unfortunately I can't give you a portal - it seems to be going out of whack - but I can give you directions to the enterance." The whole Labyrinth seemed to be holding its breath along with Oran as he waits for your decision.

"I mean, sure that'd be great. And it seems like there isn't a price to pay with it so... What do you think Zach?" She drummed her fingers on the side of her leg as she waited for him to answer.

"No price except making me more lonely because once you find the exit, there's no doubt you'll go away." Oran mourns, "Just follow me."
Zach shrugs and follows him.
"Just a warning, this place is still inhabited by bats and spiders. This is the quickest way, but I can't promise no injuries. If we run into what you call monsters, I will do everything in my power to help you."

He still tried to kill you! She exhaled and followed Oran. "Okay, cool."

There were many twists and turns, and it almost felt as if you were going no where. Once, you can into some spiders, but they kept their distance, hissing at you from the shadows in their webs. Oran pauses to rest. "We're nearly there. Just around twenty minutes more."
" And it seems as if we've gotten no where. Why? "
"Time and place are abstract in this place. I'm trying my best and according to my calculations the entrance is just down that path and then that other path and then you're there!"

"By your calculations? Then does that mean you don't actually know?" she accused Oran.

"Does anyone really know?" Oran says before snapping his fingers. A new path appears. "That will take you straight to the entrance."