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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9586725" data-attributes="member: 59816">[ooc]We'll have to see. It's not quite as easy as "I fly recon."[/ooc][ooc]There's barely any topsoil, and most of it is bunched up in cracks and under rocks. There's some on the flat between the peaks, but even most of that is covered in shale and gravel. Much of it quite large. No, most of the area is solid rock.[/ooc][ooc]No, this is good: It gives me an idea as to your approach and your means.[/ooc]KahruAs he had done the whole trip, Kahru broke off from the group to scout forward, sometimes as a hawk, and other times as a wolf. Flying was extremely difficult with the strength of the winds. Kahru and Vadasz looped around each other, taking turns facing the worst of the winds while they wound their way northward.While they had not yet found a second way into the Crag (Kahru noted a few large rocks that might hide secret entrances), Kahru found that only one creature noticed (and objected to) a pair of birds landing on the outer walls. A large, blue-feathered Ice Hawk (it would stand fully the height of a man) also sheltered from the winds on the outer wall between the two northern peaks. It eyed them with malice and surely would have attacked, had it not been directly against the wind.[ooc]That's the creature at AL26. Medium Sized Ice Hawk.[/ooc]</blockquote>