Originally Posted by The Narrator

Up another floor you go, getting closer and closer to your way out. However, getting to the sixth floor isn't as easier as one would anticipate. Out of nowhere, two tendrils suddenly wrap themselves around the Hufflepuff's ankles.

A third tendril rose, causing the Slytherin to trip headfirst into a wall of cold fleshy membrane. The membrane was like a giant cobweb. Though, wth a little pulling, one could escape this sticky situation. If successful in getting out of the web, do not mind the gooey residue that clings onto you.

As for the Ravenclaw, a more sinister situation was in store...

Originally Posted by The Monster

The monster's grin grew even wider and then opened to take a nibble of the boy's arm, its tongue inching closer and closer to wrap itself around the human limb. However, a spell, which was wasn't very strong as it would have been in a different world, smacked it right in the face. Head flinging backward, a loud screech left its mouth. A quick pain surged through its face, though it was angry more than anything else.

Trailing after the boys, the creature latched itself onto the tendrils on the walls and crept along the ceiling. A loud roar sounded from above them as it sped up a floor and rounded a corner. Suddenly, it leapt downward, seeking revenge on the older boy that had helped its appetizer run away. One of its hands swiped at him, grabbing hold of the boy's robe. The creature's mouth snapped rapidly as it tugged, tugged, tugged the boy back toward teeth that were ready to sink themselves into tender flesh.