As the group would traverse towards the building, Shiki would lead them up the stairs. The cars in the parking lots were broken beyond repair, and debris blocked off most of the doors downstairs, whether from the outside or the inside. Some of the ledges and balconies were missing parts, and everyone needed to be
as quiet as a mouse or else they might accidentally cause it to collapse some more as well, falling with the debris, if they're not careful.
After trying several doors on the second floor, the group would eventually find one that was not blocked off by rock. Upon entering, you would all easily observe that the place was banged up. Whatever did this city in must have been catastrophic, like an atomic bomb or something like that. Not that anyone here would exactly know. Still, since it wasn't known how long this city had exactly been like this, perhaps it'd be good to at least try to search the place for anything useful. Take care and watch your step, though. The building is still falling apart, and it could fall apart at any moment. Frankly, it was probably a miracle that it hadn't collapsed already.
"Hmm... what a mess," Shiki commentated, standing in the middle of the area with a hand on his chin,
"The one place we can get into and it's badly mangled up. Not that I should have expected anything luxurious, I guess," he sighed,
"Anyway, let's look around and see if we can find anything. I'll just... be here."
There seems to be a few places one could look, including a
bedroom, where Shiki walked into, a
bathroom, and the
dining area. Or you could just stick around in the
living area and see if there's anything in there.
