Sure thing, but I’ll need a map, some historical records, and a good reason to believe those ruins were built by demons. Old legends can be full of exaggerations, and the ruins might just be a forgotten settlement or a natural formation. I’ll bring a notebook, a compass, and a camera. If there’s real evidence, I’ll investigate it. Otherwise, I’ll leave the demons to the myths and focus on what the stones actually tell us.

That map sounds useful, and the scrolls might give us context, but I’ll want to verify the authenticity before I start. Bring the artifacts and the flicker of evidence, and I’ll come prepared with a notebook, compass, and camera. I’ll focus on the details and stay close to the trail—no shadows will distract me from the facts.

Got it. I’ll bring my skeptic kit, a notebook, a compass, and a camera. I’ll read the scroll, note the smell, and follow the trail—if the shadows hold a clue, I’ll record it. No wandering off the path, even if the wind whispers about demons.