"All of those things are very nasty, and, yes, very paranoid. I can't help but think the situation calls for paranoia, but dehydration is a definite threat given that there's no exit in sight and your nasty ideas very indefinite. Still, keep your canteen separate, it's not an unreasonable thing to do."
"Would you have more attention to spare if I killed more quadrupeds first?"
Quadrupeds are brought. Quadrupeds are killed. Soon they are out of them.
"Yay, attention to spare."
"All right. ...I don't have very much paper on me. I've been marking the floor but we need a map."
"I can make an illusionary one... But it'd take constant attention. Mm. I'll grow us a map, that's not very difficult, and I'm the one with the area awareness."
"I can make an illusion that doesn't need constant attention but it won't last if I sleep, so one in - woodgrain? What will this look like? - sounds like a plan."
One dart plant, into the suspicious water, to grow a map. It also gets illusionary sunlight.
(She continues dealing with the spider-things and the stompy monster. She hasn't forgotten them.)
"Can you tell much about the stompy monster and the spider things?" wonders Loki. "Should I kill those too?"
"Spider things are sometimes on walls instead of the floor, though they don't go so far as to run on the ceiling. They're about three feet tall, four feet long, each. Stompy monster... Is big enough that sometimes it has trouble fitting through the doors. I can't tell much else about it."
Separating them out is sort of tricky, she has to stop tending to the plant to get it right. Masking the sound of its fellow spider-things, sending the sound only to the one spider thing, until it's far enough away that she can lead it here.
"Got it. Just the one. Coming in from that way." She points.
For a scuttly spider on the wall, she wants something long with claws on the end. Lævateinn obeys her. She wants to get it before she finds out if it's venomous.