Checking on the cliff itself seems to be a good idea in and of itself, with the rain continuing to erode away parts of the cliff and rocks falling throughout the night. All night it continues like this, so sleeping is kept on high alert each time rocks hit the dirt and make all sorts of noise over the lightening.<br/><br/>Within the early dawn things seems to be getting better. The rain has lessened to a dull sprinkling for the time being as the three of you emerge from the shack unharmed. Tiny mini rivers have formed and are going down grade from the huge amount of rain that went over the mountain and surrounding hills, with even the waterfalls lessening or stopping all together.<br/><br/>With the morning light and next to no rain, it is very clear now that there is something up about the cliff. The glowing is there, a rather dull looking pink that would be impossible to miss in this light. A patch of this glowing appearing about 20 feet still up from the cliff, on a rather small patch on the wall of the cliff.