In search of the Key
Assuming that she has joined the group, Kara takes stock of her fellows.
There was already a magic-user in the group, two in fact. On seemed to be the leader, the other, laconic indeed. But despite the one being leader, there seemed to be some unspoken animosity or exasperation towards him from some of the other members. Perhaps it was his personality, or stemmed from some event that had happened? Whatever it was, it could not have been too unpleasant. They were all setting out again together, after all.
Two warriors, a human and a dwarf. The human seemed pleasant enough, but relaxed. The dwarf seemed a friendly sort- was that unusual for dwarves, she wondered?
And then a cleric, clearly still a novice. But that was not anything to look down upon. It was not as if she was anything but a novice in her field as well.
There was no burglar or locksmith among them though, and she assumed that was why there was such a focus on finding a key to some locked doors.
The locked door... While she had hoped to go to explore the ruins of the tower, they were already on a quest of their own so she had to put her own goals aside for now. It was best to focus on the task at hand at the moment. So, she asked a few questions for clarity as they walked.
"This key- have we any leads on where it might be, or what might lie beyond the doors? Is there any particular reason to feel those doors are so important in a dungeon as big as Stonehell? And as for the door itself, there may be no key. Is there any reason not to just come with axes, crowbars, and oil and take the door down physically if it has stymied you so? Is it enchanted or made of stone, to prevent that, perhaps?"