[Truthfully, having his noise cancelling on when he's still disorientated as he is does poorly for his ability to pay attention to his surroundings. He can no longer hear things as well and his ability to track movement is compromised by the overall darkness. Both are made worse by his constantly slipping focus. His way forward is pulled at an even pace purely by the compulsion to do so that's been set in him.
That comes to a stop when the hallway splits in two. Alhaitham stops between them, looks from one to the other. And keeps looking.
... It really shouldn't be taking as long as it is for him to decide to go down one.]
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That comes to a stop when the hallway splits in two. Alhaitham stops between them, looks from one to the other. And keeps looking.
... It really shouldn't be taking as long as it is for him to decide to go down one.]