No splitting up, that was good. As long as they knew which direction to go and where the boys were trapped. But for now they could follow the screaming. It wasn't exactly pleasant, and it made Olly's heart hurt for those poor boys, but if they were screaming it meant they were still alive and still had a chance of being rescued. Olly hurried along behind the group, letting the professors lead the way of course. He was there to help but certainly should not be the first line of defense. His wand was still gripped tightly in one hand, held in front of him so he could be ready at a moment's notice. And of course the other one was still gripped tightly in Noelle's.

They headed down further and Olly noticed that he could see Noelle plain as day. He glanced down at himself and discovered that his own disillusionment charm had worn off as well. Oh well, he hadn't been so sure the monster really needed to see them anyway. He also noticed that the screaming had stopped. Everything was quiet.

"I agree with Kitty," he offered. His voice was quiet but it still seemed too loud in the silent corridor. "We might distract the monster. And I think it might be good to let the boys know we're coming? So they don't lose hope." He was thinking that if he was one of them, he would like to know help was on the way so he wouldn't feel so hopeless. He glanced at Noelle, wondering if she agreed with him or also thought calling out was a bad idea. Of course it was ultimately up to the professors and what they thought would be best.