The weather in this fresh crisp day could only be described as pure hellish. Snow combined with thunder and lightening is always a fantastic sign of even better weather ahead, as the party itself is busy trying to make its way over and yonder a mountain pass, within the great Trull Mountain Range. The road itself is more or less just a cleave in the sheer rock face of the side of one of the minor mountains, which is safe to say certain doom if anyone were to fall off.<br/><br/>Why anyone in their right minds would make a resort town in a tucked away valley in the middle of nowhere, with the only road to it only slightly moderately suicidal is beyond any of the collective parties reasoning. If only you took the advice of the obviously sane woodsmen a few hundred years back about the weather up here was bit touchy during this time of year.<br/><br/>In any case, the best any of you can reason, the better part of the day was spent trying to walk more then 100 feet without certain doom, thanks to the lovely wind and the snow and the lightening and the snow. Crawling on all fours, all tied together, and hanging on for dear life, as you all just barely manage to crest another cliff edge, which is all well and good. Now the trick is getting back down off of the other side of the mountain without dying in a dozen unique and interesting fashions, that only a mountain can provide.<br/><br/>A brief flash is all that is of a warning, before a bolt hits another higher off cliff edge, a few dozen paces to the left. Rocks and dust going everywhere, which is all well and good, mixing in with the snow to make a slurry of pain and death. When the rumbling does stop nobody got squished, which is just fantastic!<br/><br/>What is more interesting then the near death experience is how the cliff face got blown out from the bolt. A good 5 feet or so above the rubble is a dark spot, or what could be called a dark spot, considering the near absolute zero visibility. It is around mid afternoon, as far as any of you can tell. The end of the world could have had happened yesterday and you've wouldn't have had known.