Sure
Aldrich takes the front

Does that mean you're going through the double doors?

Is there another way? i thought you described it as the only exit

You could also go back the way you came.

(then i misunderstood. i thought there was only one enterance to this room)

There's the hallway you came down that leads back to the door that Muirgurn opened, which now has a dead human laying in it. Directly across the room from the opening to the hallway, there's a large pair of double doors.

"There were also some other doors at the four way where we first entered.  Not sure any one is better than another."

"I figure we keep pushing on this way, if it dead ends we could always flip back and check the others. also, I don't know how long we intend to stay down here, this is starting to feel like a multiple day affair, and I didn't bring any food" Peter glances around the room, towards the hall with the body, beginning to walk towards it, "did some one already rifle through his pockets??" 

"Let's push on for now - we know our way back to the surface, so we can head back for food and rest later and return on the morrow."

So, to sum up, Muirgurn has suggested going forward through the double doors. Meanwhile, Peter has asked if someone has thoroughly searched the dead man's body and is moving back that way. He also seems to agree about going forward. Razil has reiterated the range of possibilities that are available to the group. What I don't have is a statement of what action the group is taking, without which nothing can happen without me playing your characters for you. Perhaps you should all appoint a specific character to make a decision that the rest will follow unless objected to? 

> Muirgurn quickly searches the dead fighter, before following Aldrich (post #182)

> To your dwarven eyes, Muirgurn, the fighter's ruby studded belt looks particularly valuable, and his rapier seems to be of exceptional workmanship of an unknown and ancient origin. He has no other possessions on his person (post #183)

Muirgurn shrugs at Peter. "Have another look if you wish, but I think we took everything of value. We shouldn't dally in this place."

"I'm just going to double check" Peter says, going back to the body and doing a quick search through the corpse's pockets, before joining back with the group. "Onward then" Peter says redrawing his bow

Muigurn listens at the double doors.

Peter, you don’t find anything in the man’s pockets, and Muirgurn, you don’t hear anything behind the double doors. 

"Shall we move forward then?  I don't believe we'll be finding anything more here."

I think we should, yes

Muigurn cautiously attempts to open the doors. If they open, he will peek through.

The pair of doors open onto a fifty foot by fifty foot room with two additional doors, one halfway along the left-hand wall and one a bit closer on the right. In the center of the room is a large couch, and it looks as though someone has been burning some broken up wooden furniture on the floor nearby. A tinderbox lays open near the foot of the couch.

"Maybe someone's been camping down here?", speculates Muirgurn. "Which way now? Shall we take the closer door?"

"Has anyone been making a map?"

Raz looks around, trying to see if there's any indications of life aside from the fire making supplies.

"I have not, though I know we've only taken one turn so far."