OOC: Yes, your familiar made it with you.
The team started to move over the rough and snowy terrain, it was slow going, even with the snowshoes. An hour later, and the geiger counters started to indicate the presence of heavy radiation, prompting the team to seal the suits and switch to the O2 reserves. Fifteen minutes later, and they arrived on top of a hill over looking the remains of the base.
Fedorov had described it as hell on earth. If anything, he was understating the situation. Pools of radioactive of toxic waste littered the landscape, in the midst of the barrels that once contained the pollutants. They cast a surreal glow over the landscape, making the remains of the base seem even more alien than the surrounding landscape. A grim legacy to the poor environmental standard of the old Soviet Union.
Only two buildings remain standing, the others lost to time or buried. According to the maps provided by Boris, the larger one is the old surface headquarters, while the other contains the freight elevator used to transport large cargo into the base.