(It's up to you...)

Fortunately, their luck seemed to hold as they made their way around the back of the factory. A small platform hovered over the ground, attached to a pulley system that climbed all the way up to the roof. The wall was dark, and the gremlins were absent, at least for now.

she hoped it wouldn't make noise as it was pulled up.

She continues to be quiet.

Grimalkin hopped lightly onto the wooden platform, followed by Ash and Puck, being careful not to touch the iron railings. Ash pulled the girls up after him, and then Ironhorse clambered aboard. The wooden planks creaked horribly and bent in the middle, but thankfully held firm. Let's just hope entire thing wouldnt snap like a matchstick when they were three stories in the air.

She definitely hoped it wouldn't break halfway through the air. That would basically mean death or extreme injury.

She continues to be quiet.

Puck and Ironhorse each grabbed a rope and began drawing the platform up the side of the building. The dark, mirrored walls reflected a strange party back at them: a cat, two elf-boys, two girls in slightly tattered gowns, and a monstrous horse with glowing red eyes. A gremlin crouched on the pulleys near the top of the roof, slanted eyes glowing in the dark. Spindly and long limbed, with huge batlike ears, it flashed them its razor-blue grin and let out a buzzing cry.

" crap. " she muttered, staring up at it.

She continues to be quiet.

Instantly, gremlins started appearing from everywhere, crawling out of windows, scuttling along the walls, swarming over the roof to peer at them. A few even clung to the pulley ropes or perched on the railings, staring at them with their eerie green gaze. Ash pulled Isiea close, his sword bared to slash at any gremlin who ventured near, but the tiny Iron fey didnt make any move to attack. Their buzzing voices filled the air, like radio static, and their vivid grins surrounded them with a blue glow as they continued to inch up the wall, unhindered