<br/><strong>Name: Enya Horowitz </strong><br/><strong>Location: Parking lot, near the forest</strong><br/><strong>Tagging: Task force Schwarz </strong><br/><br/>She facepalmed. Literally.<br/>“Thank you for sharing Mister Shademore, please take my luggage and place it on the back of your..sled.”<br/><br/>Enya moved to the back of her snowmobile, took a towing rope out of the equipment box (every vehicle was equipped with one) and hooked Karn’s sled to her snowmobile. Then she gave him a pair of same sized chains for him to fasten the luggage with.<br/>“I hope you know how to use this…”<br/><br/>She turned towards Gwen and Willum.<br/>“I am glad to see someone’s equipped properly, good call with that lamp and flashlight combo, we might really need it. I took the liberty of bringing some extra flashlights in my luggage in case anyone forgot theirs.” Another chilling gaze was given to Karn.<br/><br/>Then the mercenary arrived looking more or less like a zombie.<br/>“Thank you for your input Mister Ilari, yet it’s not your opinion that’s needed for this trip, but your skills. At least, as far as<em>education</em>is concerned. It would have been better if you slept a bit too.” Seeing him on one knee, looking up at her gave Enya a couple of other  “educational” thoughts.<br/>“You’ll ride with me. Miss Albion and Mister Wildfang go together in that one.” She pointed to the snowmobile that had Willum’s kit fastened on it. “Mister Hajimoto, feel free to choose one for yourself, we might need the extra space.”<br/><br/>Hoping in front of her own and waiting for Vasili to get on as well, she turned on the engine.<br/>“You needn’t worry about walking, mister Ilari. There will be plenty of that, I can assure you.”<br/>And they were off, Enya’s snowmobile dragging Karn’s sled behind and heading through the forest, towards Schwarz. The first part of their trip was on a forest road which didn’t allow more than two snowmobiles riding ahead.<br/><br/>The next 90 minutes went smoothly, the only bumps in the road being a few large branches here and there and the occasional snow mounds. As they went deeper into the woods, the temperature lowered and the wind’s intensity heightened. Enya knew this meant the beginning of a possible snowstorm, she just hoped they’d cross the territory before it happened. Slowly the visibility changed and they rode through the falling snow with caution. To their left and to their right they couldn’t see the trees any longer and right in front there was only but grey at the horizon.<br/>“Ilari, is everyone behind us?” she shouted against the swirling wind, looking straight ahead.<br/>