Anthony
*The events of Charam Ta would rage on, bringing forth an unprecedented amount of blizzards and snow that would cover the land. The soft snow of the season would be violently replaced with the raging storms of the wintry season, forcefully covering the majority of the Salvainian empire with sheets and layers of snow. The Emperor's Storm, as it was dubbed, was a rare event that happened very rarely, this one being the first instance in ages to have occured. However, accompanying the furious frozen storms would be a host of unseen invaders, regarded by many to be the subject of children's bedtime stories, or even just creatures of legends. Yetis, ice demons, and winter wolves would grow in abundance, more than ever before seen. They would arrive in various small towns and villages, destroying whatever they came upon, killing any that tried to survive their rampage, and would feast on those that provided no resistance to their various onslaughts. Hell, even those that didn't resist would be brutally killed and eaten: they all tasted the same to the Yetis, after all.*

*Kalisha would arrive in a vast field of winter snow, dunes of the substance rolling across the lands, with the howling wind making its presence obvious as the volume of the blizzard would roar in her ears. She would not be able to see very far in front of her, due to the unrelenting storm that was raging on in the background, but she would not be bothered that much; her natural resistance to the cold would stick with her, causing her to remain fine within the harshness of the storm. However, it was getting even colder as the night drug on, the temperature remaining the same for now, but would slightly grow colder as the minutes flew by. Kalisha had taken interest in a bounty put up by a nearby village to take care of some 'invaders' they had spotted earlier, but the specific amount was unknown.*
Peter
*Kalisha traversed the area with Ire empowered by Raze, both hands on the lower end of the shaft and the remainder resting on her shoulder. She never intended to use it offensively, at least not yet, so much as to give her warmth and light through the raging snowstorms. It also serves to show her location to others, be they person or otherwise. Having empowered it the moment she approached the freezing territory, her Mana was most likely regenerated already.
She passes through the field toward her destination. Kalisha was already wearing her armour, as per usual when it comes to mercenary work. Some warm clothes underneath give her a bit of protection from the cold, the armour less so, and her burning Kanabo even more. Balance Within helps to make it more tolerable as well, to a minimum of -10 Celsius. Doesn't make it any less undesirable though.
Every five to seven seconds, Kalisha scans her surroundings to check around and behind her for signs of life, be they the good or bad kind. While not scanning, she keeps her eyes forward and continues to travel that way. Hopefully she comes across her destination soon.*
Anthony
*Kalisha would scan her surrondings, taking note of the frigid wind that filled the air as she arrived in the plains. As she walked on, she would eventually reach the top of a short hill, covered to the brim with snow and ice. Atop of the hill was a dark brown tree, it's bark frozen solid, void of any leaves. She would be able to take note of her surroundings from this high vantage point. There would be seemingly no life in sight, but in the distance, there would be an ever so distinct plume of smoke emerging from somewhere off in the horizon, past the rolling hills of the area. The blackness of the smoke would contrast starkly with the white snow, making it's presence even more obvious.*

*There wouldn't be any visible source of the smoke, but wherever there was smoke, there had to be fire. Perhaps a settlement that had come to pass was living there? Or maybe it was just some encampment that was temporarily left alone; no, that couldn't be it. Fire, left unchecked, wouldn't last long against the biting cold of the wind's chill, the furious storm that rained down on the surrounding area. That meant something was there, though Kalisha would most likely be unsure of what it was.*
Peter
*Sure enough she stops at the dead tree and scans the area from this vantage point. Upon spotting the smoke in the distance, Kalisha narrowed her eyes as to make sure it wasn't something else that she was thinking was smoke.
Whether or not it was smoke though, she'd still make her way towards it. Kalisha shifts her Kanabo over to her other shoulder, feeling her currently used one getting numb, and then she begins walking toward the smoke.
Didn't even consider checking the tree for signs or anything... But she didn't expect it to have any. So off she goes, in the direction of the smoke, doing the same thing as before in checking all around her every five-to-seven seconds for signs of life or activity while she walks.*
Anthony
*As Kalisha walked towards the direction of the smoke, she would make her way through even smaller hills from where she came from. Although, because of the height difference that took place as she walked up and down, she would occasionally lose track of the smoke in the distance, the black trail dipping in and out of view.
At last, she would make her way past the field, into the direction of a small forest with, again, more frozen over trees. Due to the winter weather, and the height of the forest, the smoke would still be barely visible if you looked hard enough; however, due to the lack of clarity, all you can make out is the general direction the smoke comes from.
There would still be no source of the origin in sight. Judging by the position of the smoke, it would seem that you would still have a long ways off before you reached the hypothetical fire that caused the plume to burst out of nowhere. Surprisingly, however, you could make out the bare remnants of humanoid tracks that carved a sort of pathway into the forest; however, that would lead away from the site of the smoke, and the tracks looked too... Primitive to be human. Any normal person walking barefoot in the snow would have frozen, so what could have possibly created the tracks?*