before chuck had lept down into the seemingly bottomless pit, oxe had bonded the eye she had given him to his hand. the jump itself was a nerracking experience, but as he fell, he noted that the room with which he could fall around in gradualy got wider and wider. it was dimly lit, there were sharp outcrops sticking out and point up wards for the first couple hundred feet, but after  that he got the sense that the trelent were in a much bigger place then they had orignaly thought.

it was lonely as he fell, the only company he had was oxes eye and that proved to be highly fruitful for five minutes. eventually though they ran out of thing to talk about and kept radio silence. chuck could see well enough to avoid leaning to the left or the right too much to avoid the spike like out crops. he noticed that the walls had a slime like texture to them at first, then became more and more rock like and scratched up, as though many people before him had fallen this way. "interesting, ill have to make a note of this sooner or later." he said to himself.

 for nearly an hour now he had fallen with no real way of telling how far he had actually gone. "might this place actually be bottomless?" he smiled ot himself, knowing that oxe was too busy keeping tabs on some of the souls she had found to reply. "hrm... this is an interesting life ive become born into. although i must admit that this form ive chosen is ill suited for these long distance falls." he was shortly joined by a person that was a little bit lighter then him but was sitting cross legged as if he had mastered this bottomless fall.

"hi there!" she said to chuck cheerily at first. chuck slimmed his features just a bit to increase his speed dramticly. "i knowticed that your falling quite quickly!" she added shortly there after. "might i ask what your purpose is? you kinda look like al iving waterballoon." chuck felt slightly insulted by this womans arrogance. "thats because i am a living water baloon," he added quietly. "now leave me alone, ive got falling to do."