While the nature was rather beautiful while it lasted, as they progressed down the trail, it eventually started to die off. The trees became more spars, and if there was any sort of grass, it was browned. Soon, since the forest had started to die anyway, they came upon probably the most dramatic, foreboding mountain pass he'd ever seen. There was a really narrow, dusty pathway cutting between two colossal mountains. In fact, it almost looked like it had been one mountain that was cut in half and pushed aside.<br/><br/>Larea also seemed rather stunned by the formation before them, but Zel suspected it was for a slightly different reason. She turned back to them, holding her hands over her heard, and gave a nod. Well then that was that. This was definitely the place Larea  saw in her dream. Perhaps then, it truly was more than a dream.<span style="font-style: italic">Hmm, origin... I know I've heard that somewhere...</span><br/><br/>"Well," Zel said, "this is definitely the right way. No sense stopping now." The stone man took the liberty of being the first to step into the pass.