Bound to the Abyss
“Few trees grew up out of the rocky ground and cliff faces. A chill wind constantly whistled through the pass. They gathered what few branches and sticks they found along the way so they could make a small fire when they stopped for the night. Unexpected bursts of wind would howl through the pass like the cry of a wounded animal. At twilight they reached the halfway point of the path, putting them that much closer to the village of Rensen. Twice as wide as the rest of the path but just as barre...n, the halfway point was as welcoming as the bottom of a boot. It made the lack of trees and plants all the more obvious. The added space also gave them less protection from the wind, which blew constantly and put a chill in Ean’s bones.
They moved about the area, setting up their meager camp. They each took their time as there was little else to do once the sun had set. Ean and Bran focused on their tents while Jaslen set up the fire and got to work on their dinner. Ean was glad that Bran refrained from asking any questions about the Abyss.MoreLess
They moved about the area, setting up their meager camp. They each took their time as there was little else to do once the sun had set. Ean and Bran focused on their tents while Jaslen set up the fire and got to work on their dinner. Ean was glad that Bran refrained from asking any questions about the Abyss.MoreLess
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