Now, you can't blame it all on the spiders. Some of that work was done by the centipedes and moths - they need room to stretch their legs and wings, as it were.

( That Adelis is in good enough condition to grouse is good enough sign to Mishka that he's in well enough health, despite the concerning burnt quality of his skin, and that's enough to reassure him. He knows by now that Adelis isn't the sort to freely disclose matters, and will answer precisely when he feels he's most comfortable.

He doesn't know Adelis to be suicidal - prideful, yes, but not a fool. Should there be a serious matter afoot, he's certain Adelis would find the means to fish himself out, or use whatever, or whoever, he can. )

Ah, I believe the pamphlet said something or other about that. These acts are... curious, to say the least. Is this deity of the land a voyeur of sorts? It's hard to imagine the motive is as genuine as the pamphlet claims it is.

( Once the door is open he's gonna head in right quick after Adelis, not a fan of the heat, thank you. If there's a chair of sorts, or literally anything, he might even just take a seat... pls... )