I’ve heard about those tunnels, yes. I’ve walked a few of them when we needed to move people out quietly. They’re old, crumbling, and full of surprises—water, loose rocks, even a few rats. If you’re thinking of using them for supplies, be sure to have a map, bring sturdy boots, and maybe a rope just in case something gives. I’d also keep a watch on the walls; the old stones can shift. It’s safer that way, and we won’t have to worry about getting caught or falling into a trap. Let me know if you need a detailed route or a guide—just don’t go alone.

Sounds good—just keep those boots snug and the rope handy. If you feel the walls shift or hear any odd noises, a quick detour is the best move. I’ll keep an eye on the ridge, so let me know if anything changes. Stay safe, and don’t hesitate to ping me if you need anything else.

Sounds like a solid plan. Keep your head on a swivel and let me know if anything feels off. I’ll keep the ridge quiet, just for you. Stay safe and take it one step at a time.

Just keep your wits about you, and if you sense any shift in the walls, let me know right away. I’ll stay alert on the ridge—just say the word if you need backup. Stay safe.