Standing at the center of the newly established camp, Captain Lena Swiftblade surveyed her team with a sense of pride. She knew that they were about to embark on an interesting, and possibly perilous, adventure, but she had absolute confidence in their abilities to overcome whatever challenges lay ahead. With a nod of approval, she watched as Thalia Shadowcaster began to set up her magical wards around the perimeter, creating a protective barrier against any potential threats.

Garrick Stoneheart busied himself with stoking the fire and preparing a hearty meal for the team, his rough hands deftly handling the cooking utensils with practiced ease. Lena knew that his skills would be invaluable in navigating the dungeon's rocky tunnels and rugged terrain. She trusted him to lead the way when it came to exploring the depths of the unknown.

Jaylan glided around as the others set up camp, the owlkin examining their surroundings. The man was a good healer, and she trusted him in almost any situation. He was terrible at being stealthy, especially with his white feathers.

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Meanwhile, Lyra moved with a silent grace as she scouted the area for any signs of danger, her keen eyes scanning the shadows for any lurking enemies. Lena admired her ability to move unseen and unheard, knowing that her rogue skills would be essential in bypassing traps and uncovering hidden treasures within the dungeon.

With the camp now secure and their supplies in order, Lena called the team together for a quick briefing. She outlined their objectives for the expedition, emphasizing the importance of working together as a cohesive unit and watching each other's backs. The team nodded in agreement, their determination shining in their eyes as they prepared to face whatever challenges awaited them in the depths of the new dungeon.

As the sun began to set on the horizon, casting a golden glow over the camp, Lena felt a surge of excitement and anticipation. She knew that this expedition may push them to their limits, but she was confident that they would emerge victorious in the end.