As the dust cleared around Vagrant's feet, he had just begun to realize the scope of what ever he had gotten himself into. From high on the mountain, he could see grasslands stretch for miles. There was a mysterious sinkhole on the horizon as well... "Are you insane?! What will we do if those legs of yours break off?!" Undoubtedly Hughes. It was great that someone was concerned about him, but Vagrant was to enthralled  to listen. He'd just jumped thirty feet and survived, and this was just the beginning. He shouted up to Hughes, who'd begun to carefully scale down the cliff wall.<br/><br/>"Hey, we need to figure this out!"<br/><br/>"And how do you propose we do that?" he was gasping.<br/><br/>Vagrant's sights where obviously on the sinkhole.<br/><br/>And he was off barreling down the mountain, leaping and bounding his way to the grassy plains below. He heard Hughes lagging behind him, mumbling something about "not being in Amestris anymore". Apparently this was an astonishing situation for the both of them. By sundown, they had made it to the hole. The wind was beginning to pick up over the flat plains, to the point that it was audible. The sinkhole reached down far beyond either of them could see, and to add to it's already unsettling existence, it seemed to be glowing a faintly...purplish glow. Upon closer inspection, Vagrant still couldn't see the bottom, but saw what seemed to be a series of caves abruptly dropping at the wall. He'd survived the first drop, but of this one he wasn't sure he'd come out unscathed. He wouldn't die, provided the place wasn't filled with water, but he wasn't quick to trust any ominous glowing pits he came across, they're pretty few and far between. And even if he did survive, it wouldn't be good on the legs.<br/><br/>"Looks like here's where we'll part ways." Vagrant's voice echoed from inside the armor. The voice was still unnatural to him.<br/><br/>Hughes opened his mouth to object, then gave up.<br/><br/>"Whoever you are, you're definitely not Alphonse. Even so, be careful."<br/><br/>Vagrant nodded. He began to jump, then hesitated. Surely this being the only landmark in miles had to mean something. He tried again, and this time his feet left the ground. The light grew brighter and brighter the deeper he fell, with no end in sight.