The darkness drew the fall out into a terrible eternity of fear.  Then 
a heavy leaden weight hit my back and the cold moist ground hit me like
a hammer, and then thank the blessed Tuilindar, unconsciousness hit me
taking all the pain from my body.  Some while later a awoke and sat up
stiffly from where I had fallen, and tried to open my eyes, panic hit 
me for the fear of blindness. I could see no light, and nothing of the 
walls about me were visible through the gloom. From beside me the smell
of a human assailed my nose. It was a tangy smell, with something exotic
and spicy mingling with it. 
  Then a searing flare of light hit me like a gust of wind. To my right 
a ruffled looking Elve stands holding a sword that is sheathed in a halo
of the light. Behind him another elf crouched like a trapped cat looking
anxiously at the hole through which we fell, beside me a human woman still
unconscious but breathing. " Are you injured Kyla" a decidedly human voice
asked from behind.  And an answering singsong "Yes" "I seam to have fallen
from my horse" the woman says as she stands, and dusts herself off." I..umhmm
think that’s it up there" the elf by the wall said pointing towards the hole
above "My...horse" the woman looks up in disbelief.  "Hmmhmm, I think that we
should move" The elve with the glowing sword said " I have a rope " the other
elf offered helpfully " We cant lift the horse" I knew it would be to heavy 
"perhaps there is another exit, somewhere" 
  It was a few minutes of shuffling around before the party of us were 
situated to suit a search for an exit. By that time I had learned the names of
my fellow ill met adventurers. The dank hole led out into a great recession 
which stretched on into the gloom ahead. Then out of the darkness two gloomy
passages opened into roughly hewn corridors. We rooted around for any clues
as to where either lead, finding nothing we where about to just pick one of
the two and then keep going when out of the shadows two lumpish orbs came
floating. Not sure of what they were I thought back on my travels and the
tales I had heard, and it came to me that the orbs were perhaps elementals of
water. I relayed the info and the wizard Threndil affirmed it, still we did
not know if they were hostile so I advanced upon it. The creature missed me
by only a hairs width. Edren, the cat like elf tried to sneak past the creatures
and was slapped back then with a hard charge Kyla bowled into the foremost of the
creatures striking a heavy blow. I struck out and missed the creature. Distracted
by Edren’s ploy to move behind them they opened themselves to a strike by the
human Kiowen  who hit lightly.  The creatures pressed on towards Edren, pushing
out with log snake like watery mandibles. Kyla again used her lance to skewer
the closest of the two creatures turning it into a puddly mess on  the floor.
Kiowen, and I both began to head towards the surviving orb and quickly slew it
with the help of Kyla again, and Edren. 
  The combat ended we all set and let the shakes of weary fear seep away before
searching for any clues as to where the creatures came from. Kyla, and Edren
stumbled into a large open room that lost itself in the grey flickering light
of the wizards sword.  Sounds of water assailed our ears from the darkness just
beyond our sight. And then a large orb similar to the two smaller ones came
lumbering into the view of myself and the other two elves. Of which I was the
only one to rush up and give it a strike. "I will wait for more monster fodder
first" I heard the feline rogue state sarcastically. Then again Kyla charged forth
into the fray, striking two great blows that shook the creature before me, and
with a large heaving swing of our swords, and the finely aimed shots of Edren’s
bow the elemental crashed down onto the floor as the swords light went out plunging
us into darkness. 
  Pulling my lantern from my satchel I moved forward along the wall scouting for more
of the vile creatures. Then from the gloomy shadows another arose upon me, nearly 
taking me by surprise it was two long minutes of despair before the shuffling sounds
 of  the party came into my hearing. Kyla and the Monk Hirako hit the creature with
 a large rending attack that drove it back and dissipated its watery form.