Keith caught sight of that 'taste', and crinkled his nose, even though he understood the impulse to do it. The fire was moving too fast. An opening? But... and he looked up as well. The speed of the flames didn't leave much time for the building's stability. He was in his armor, so Keith wasn't as worried for himself as he was for the others.

"Okay, move to the back wall... as far from the source as possible," he said quickly, moving to encourage Radley and Donnie to move away from the now impassible door. "Keep a hold of that comm unit," he then told Radley. "We might need it." Then, he turned to Donnie. "What is that substance?"

Keith already had his sword ready. He hadn't put it away, yet. Once close to the back wall, he began examining it for a good spot to cut through... preferably a window if there was one already there and in reach? With everything boarded up and broken apart, plus the heavy smoke, it was hard to tell exactly what might be a window and what was just broken framework of a wall.

Was this a former house or a shed?

"I can cut a hole, but we have to avoid any load bearing spots to give ourselves as much time as possible to get out." The visor of his helmet glowed slightly with some readings as he used it to scan the wall. Hopefully, he could find something...