Yeeru wasn't entirely prepared for the sudden burst of action. No one was really notified until just now that there was going to be a passage in which they would have to run for their lives or get left out. Really, it took a little more preparation to get over 5 caravans through a tight space like that in five minutes. 5 minutes to get ready for a 5 minute spurt. Really? You couldn't have told them before so that way they knew and could know what to do when they got there? Poor planning. Watch, someone was going to screw up and not be able to go because of the "heads up".<br/><br/>The door was opened and everyone started to pile in. Yeeru was among the last for his cart was further away than the others. But when it as his turn, he lead his horse to the entrance, but then it stopped. It neighed and kicked, refusing to enter the claustrophobic cave. Yeeru growled and heeled his horse a bit. It still refused to move. "Come on!" Yeeru hissed, sliding of the steed and pulling the reigns. The horse slowly trotted forward, but did so taking his sweet time. Yeeru continued to groan at the scared horse, getting his cart through.<br/><br/>But Yeeru looked back to praise the horse, but as he did so, he spotted something outside. Well, it wasn't really a thing as it was a dark shadow on the ground. There was nothing creating the shadow, but it rolled along the ground with great speed, mowing over the grass as if it were nonexistant. It's edges were fuzzy and it moved towards the cave. Yeeru's eyes widened and and frantically started to pull the horse, trying to get it to continue to move forward. The horse did so, but the darkness followed in the pale moonlight, and as it closed the distance between it and the door, the shadow started to splay and stretch into emaciated fingers. The claws on the end curved just enough to maliciously pull the rest of Yeeru's courage away from him, and he whimpered hysterically. They followed the others, but it continued to come, and as the shadow of the hand started to mold to that of the shadow of the pass, about to enter, the door closed.<br/><br/>Yeeru continued to stare at the door for a long time, even as he walked on. His eyes remained wide, his throat closing. His horse was oblivious to the matter. It couldn't get them here. This was a sturdy pass. Whatever that was, they were safe from it now.<br/><br/>He hoped.