It seems like the best way to leave

While Kasha was an experienced adventurer, she'd mostly dealt with indoor dungeons. Castles, caves, underground laboratories, stuff like that. Were she relying purely on her experience as an adventurer, she'd be a bit more nervous about entering the hedge maze.

But Kasha was an elf, and had grown up in an ancient forest she explored for fun as a child.

With her eyes darting between the hedges themselves and the ground below her, Kasha began to make her way inside. There were a few twists and turns, but she trusted her gut instinct on which way to go.

That was until she came across a large open area.

This was a full garden, with a fountain with a stone statue, a patch of roses, and a white painted gazebo. There were also two wrought iron gates, one to the left and one to the right, and Kasha could see they were locked. While she could try to find a different path through the maze, it seemed her best bet would be to search for keys hidden in this garden.