Escalation seemed to be the word properly used in their current situation. First came the creature scurrying off into a crack somewhere along an opposite wall, then the barely moving of dirt that led to most of object that held the locket to be revealed. The fact that it was a skull was less disturbing in hindsight, with the fact that hostiles had already been encountered as well as more than one aged corpse back in the main area of the cave made this development less of a surprise. Though with the random bouts of asking for something bad to happen, and insight about what could cause the death of the skeleton. Though that was going to be a story for another day, and a different team it would appear; one of scientists.
Though it did seem like a refreshing idea to get back to the Gam'trosha, though that probably meant more paperwork on his head, he could have missed a few forums during his time filling out all that paperwork. Alis'tar's ears twitched somewhat as he got lost in a bout of worry, and mild memory searching; cause coming back from a mission to filled out missed paperwork wasn't exactly something that seemed relaxing. though there was always the question on how communication seemed to be so screwy just because of this simple jeweled locket, that an the cave itself filled with hostiles and so many bones. The amount of questions almost equaled the amount of paperwork he spent hours filling out. A shiver traveled up Alis'tar's spine at that thought, and the desire to return to the Gam'trosha grew steadily from there. He paused in his line of thought, his mind turning to the thoughts no being able to communicate with the Gam now. It seemed well within the realm of possiblity, considering there hadn't been any signs of strange lights or such since he got here, and finding the locket might limit the feedback issue; all and all it seemed more likely now that things have seemingly calmed down.