Leave her here.

You think it might be best to leave here on this end of the pool, at least then she'd be closer to the exit if everything went sideways. That's how you justify it to yourself as you motion for her to stay still and be quiet, moving quietly around the side of the lake. As you approach you're able to make out the figures in clearer detail and you realize they probably aren't going to notice you, even if you walk right up to them.

A succubus, THE succubus from your vision, was tightly bound in smoking ropes that traced all over her otherwise naked body. The ropes themselves weren't smoking, it was the demons flesh touching them. You realize they must be soaked in holy water, the succubus's purple skin was raw beneath them. It was just as voluptuous as the one who captured Glenda, maybe even more so, with impressive horns curling back over its silver hair. A ring was fitted in its mouth, forcing its beautiful lips open wide and revealing its sharp fangs and hanging forked tongue. Long strings of drool fell from the creatures slack jaw onto the rear of the second figure, who was bent over the altar.

It was a matronly but extremely fit looking woman, the regal but soiled robes of a war mother spread across the altar, leaving her naked rear pressed flush against the succubus' groin. Her limbs were bound to leave her prostrated across the altar, blonde hair spread out like a halo that covered her features.

"Holy..."

A startled cry from the other end of the cavern interrupts your shock and you look up to see a flash of cloth disappearing into one of the myriad holes. Gods damn it. You notice the succubus jolt slightly in response to the noise but you trust the ropes to hold her as you sprint back around the pool to where you'd left Janine. You couldn't hear anything now but you knew which hole she'd vanished into, "Dammit Janine." You make a mark on the wall as you run in after her, eyes enhanced by the will of The Burning Rose.

After a few dozen steps you come across a fork in the passage. One path is clearly well worn and you can hear faint noises in the distance. The other is smaller and more rugged but it appears dust is still settling, as though someone just ran through.