Li makes his way down to the ravine, which does not look much more appealing up close than it did at a distance. If he had to design a place suitbale for bandits, this would be it.<br/><br/>The walls of the ravine are climbable, though steep, lined with scrub, low bushes and stunted trees. The floor is comparatively level, and while it would not impede foot or hoof very much, it would certainly keep wagons to a slow pace. From his vantage point he can see at least one fork in the ravine, a second path leading who knows where, and no less than three cave entrances dot the sides. Whether they are simple holes in the rock, or entrances to an underground warren, he cannot tell.<br/><br/>As the wind picks up, strange noises emanate from the ravine. Perhaps they are simply the wind rushing over oddly shaped rocks, and across the mouths of caves. Given that your Fang shi is attempting to call forth the spirits of those lost in the ravine, perhaps they aren't either.