Rachel sets off into the deeper portion of the cavern, following the blood trail. The others stay behind, searching the debris for any other signs of life or survival.<br/><br/>The way is a bit rough, the ground uneven and pockmarked with large ice chunks and snow drifts. Rachel's light beam plays across the white walls, the dark spots of blood the only break in color.<br/><br/>As she proceeds, the walls space out more and the floor becomes smoother. She notices something else, as well: the air is getting warmer.<br/><br/>Rachel stops when she notices something odd with the ice wall. Shining her light across it, it appears the smooth white ice is getting darker in color. Moving a little further along, there is no doubt that the ice is giving way to what appears to be rock walls that are a deep red in color, laced with veins of deeper red and black.<br/><br/>She can see that, as the cavern proceeds, there is less ice and more of the red stone. The blood trail continues, but grows more and more faint as there is less snow to stain.