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First of all, the Shunie tried to figure out where he was, at least by touch.
Nu'esh's keen (for now) hearing allowed him to determine that he was underground, beneath the city. He couldn't know how long he had been here or how long he would stay, as no one had come down to him for several hours since he regained consciousness. Until finally, his eyes caught sight of torchlight. Two men dragged a woman here, beaten and exhausted, unconscious. Without wasting time, they threw her into the cell and... she almost completely disappeared from view. As it turned out, in the cell opposite him, something resembling an inverted bell was built directly into the ground. Nu'esh immediately understood that this cell could hold both the strongest person and the most agile.
Added 2 minutes later Sitting in the bushes, Meltharet observes the approach of a woman unfamiliar to him. Whether it was Mirabella or not, he didn't know (or couldn't know).
Added 6 minutes later
"Only mages are worse than Kalevrites," said Shushuk, taking a sip of ale from his flask.
After some time, a cave-in began in the dungeons where they had set up camp, burying a good half of those gathered. Ansgard's warriors had to move quickly, not only abandoning their supplies but also risking getting lost or losing sight and sound of each other. When the situation calmed down, Shushuk found himself in the company of Sarte, Aurd, and Rio, as well as six other companions. Tarvos and Gurdan were nowhere to be seen.