<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>The Keepers of the Seed<br/>Chapter 2 The Darkness will bind them</strong></span></div><br/><br/><strong>Ather: </strong>The trip to the cave was more like a trail. Rough roads, darkness all around, and a constant silence that seemed to answer back from the dark. The feeling seemed to cloud your training as you had to transverse the steep walls of the tunnel and work your way down the sudden drops. You easily passed by it without much trouble till the very end. Upon seeing the domed room your body shuts down. Fatigue sets in and you feel heavy and weary.<br/><br/><strong>Fennel</strong>: It has been a long while since you've traveled the roads of the underground and clearly it started to show as soon a you reached the first wall that needed to be climbed. Cuts and bruises the least of your troubles as you worked your way into forgein underground lands. Your body quickly starts to take a disliking to your actions and attempts to slow you down. Knowing that you have to push forwards you push yourself harder. Feeling slighly renewed you are able to keep up but your second wind dies down quickly and your body craves sleep. Barely reaching the domed room you point out a few landmarks that seem odd to you but bush it off seeing a nice sized stone that you could use as a pillow. Pondering it over you also see that some of the rocks around the center of the room are coal. Heating them up enough could give you all a nice fire for the camp. At the very least you could save on torchlight.<br/><br/><strong>Orchid</strong>: Sleep and fatigue circle your thoughts as you voice your words. Nature's grip is weaker here it seems, but why you don't really know. Sweat clings to your body as you feel yourself covered over in dirt on the exposed areas of your skin. Looking back at your companions you know that each of them seem worse for wear.