she said as they sat in the darkness. “It is morning,” Stillwater’s falsetto voice piped up. “The sunlight cannot yet reach us through the clouds and the shadows of the mountains.” “Let’s have a bite to eat, and then see if there’s enough light to return to the road,” Kestrel said. They awoke Woven, then had a meager bite of food from their supplies, and stumbled out to the road, as Stillwater flew ahead to search for possible dangers. Kestrel led the others cautiously up the road as they waited for Stillwater; they crept cautiously along the edge of the dusty track, and watched as light slowly became present, changing the darkness to murkiness. They encountered no Viathins or danger, but after only a few minutes, the air grew misty, then a light rain began to fall. The road grew muddy, and their feet grew heavy with clinging mud on the bottom of their boots. By the time they stopped to scrape the mud free, the rain had become a heavy downpour.
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