The mule was still skittish but had calmed down enough that she was able to urge it on towards the looming tor. It might have been the urgency in her voice or probably just the situation itself that caused the animal to move faster than before. Though with the new speed the cart suffered as it clanked along noisily and Sapphire feared that a few precious belongings may fall out and become lost in the rain. Hopefully this would not be the case...but if so she would certainly take the time to explore every little crevice in the ground when the storm had passed.<br/><br/>Upon reaching the shadow of the tor, she huddled beneath a small arch, shivering from the rain and cold. Wringing out as much water as she could, the mule stamped its feet, shaking slightly to get rid of the excess liquid. Now that they were somewhat sheltered it seemed calmer and once again content. She sighed and looked around at their bleak surroundings. Sheets of rain pouring down just a few feet in front of her, and a few feet behind was nothing but ro...is that a door? Squinting into the darkness, she reached out with her hands and felt along the solid face of the tor. It was smooth instead of bumpy and rough as she had expected, it felt as if runes of some sort had been carved into in at different intervals. Even as she tried to 'see' as much of this new discovery as she could with only the aid of her fingers, she found that the door was much bigger than she had expected. Reaching up, she stood on the tips of her toes to try and see just how far up it went...only to feel herself falling forwards.<br/><br/>As she stumbled, her boots slick from the churned mud and rain, she fell forwards and slammed against the door. While it certainly broke her fall she almost wished that it hadn't. Slamming against a solid piece of rock wasn't exactly the most pleasant sensation...Even as she sat on the ground rubbing sore spots along her body, the door creaked open in the smallest of cracks. Astonished that there was a prospective place to stay out of the rain, at the same time Sapphire couldn't help but think that she couldn't possibly have been<em>that</em>heavy...Either way, shelter was still shelter, and dry shelter was definitely better than staying out here staring into the miserable rain. Standing up and patting herself off, she took hold of the mule's reigns and pushed the door open further before leading it inside.