Leaving the bushes and the pool you descend the hill, Kasumi stopping only to take the small crossbow with her, wondering if she can use it. Soon you reached the deep green grass and realize how muddy the terrain if, your feat regularly disappearing into the black paste. Your going is slow, and you are wary of ambush in your vulnerable position, but no threat materializes.<br/>As the sun climbs higher it burns away the morning haze and to the east, twin mountains with needle peaks become visible, high and narrow in the now clear sky. An interesting challenge perhaps, but one you do not have time for currently. After other hours worth of the boggy terrain, it falls away to form a shallow lake filled with clumps of pale barked trees resting on their thick roots with extend a full 5ft out of the water, spreading to the sides to form slanted platforms. The water is surprisingly clear and you can see the bottom a couple of feet below, as well as some lazy fish, none large than your open hand.<br/><br/>Kasumi<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">  The crossbow has no bolts, but if you find some you could use it. However, it is a small hand crossbow, thus deals 1d3 damage and you would take a -2 to attack rolls with it.</div></div>