"I like your hat." He said to her as he asked for some help to climb back on. Once they were off to the races he was sure they had enough and if it were to result in a pinch he was more than prepared to do what ever it took to get them back safe and sound. Kryner watched the mountains off in the distance the four crown jewels of the range were Wrangel, who was a volcano that had blown many decades ago, but still puffed some smoke now and again. Winston Peak was the tallest after Wrangel blew 4,000 cubic feet of elevation clear into the surrounding area miles off. Then Horn was the closest only 16 miles off before they were at his base, but their eyes were on Blackburn who was the middle child of the big peaks with his funny over hang in the back side which was rarely seen before the Branchs mine was established.<br/><br/>After a few hours of trotting they had made some decent progress and at the five mile mark they came to the River delta where a pure crystal river came crashing into the silver shimmering river, both were at least a quarter mile wide and when they merged it was a massive thick body of rushing water. Luckily for them Branchs did the hard work for them and made a sturdy bridge that could support two Express ways going across it at the same time. So walking across was not a problem since the whole thing was solid concrete.<br/>"Pretty isn't it... such powerful currents and of course-" He paused as he looked out over the casting waves and spotted a behemoth of a beast that he knew all too well. Emerging from the tree line heading deeper into the Wrangel range was a massive brown mass,<br/>Tall sturdy legs standing well over twenty feet, the quadrupedal animal turned its massive head towards them. There were six bright red eyes the size of server trays, the beast had dark brown/black hair, a big droopy nose, long pointy ears shaped like a huge leaf. Then the bulldozer blade sized horns on either side of its massive head was cradling enough water to fill a express car.<br/>"A Taros Giant..." He spoke under his breath as the beast carried on its way into the dense woods and the worrisome part that terrified most people was how silent the beasts moved... a twenty foot tall behemoth moving quiet as the night through the thick woods was something out of a horror film in the cinema.