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<blockquote data-quote="bruin" data-source="post: 1073472" data-attributes="member: 12587">Just as Tanya says these words, whatever you can see of the light suddenly flickers away, leaving you alone in the country darkness.&nbsp; After you turn off the car's headlights, you can hardly even see the ground in front of you, but manage nonetheless to hug the treeline and stay relatively safe from the rain.&nbsp; After about ten minutes of walking west-southwest on the south side of the road, the rain begins to cease and the night sky begins to clear up.&nbsp; After another ten, you are aided by the full moon and starlight, and are finally able to see a fair distance up the road.&nbsp; You still don't see any visible structures, although the forest on the north side of the road seems to be thinning out.&nbsp; Up ahead a ways, the paved part of the road appears to taper off into a skinny dirt path.Suddenly, off to your left in the forest to the south, you hear a growl and the sound of breaking branches.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bruin, post: 1073472, member: 12587"] Just as Tanya says these words, whatever you can see of the light suddenly flickers away, leaving you alone in the country darkness. After you turn off the car's headlights, you can hardly even see the ground in front of you, but manage nonetheless to hug the treeline and stay relatively safe from the rain. After about ten minutes of walking west-southwest on the south side of the road, the rain begins to cease and the night sky begins to clear up. After another ten, you are aided by the full moon and starlight, and are finally able to see a fair distance up the road. You still don't see any visible structures, although the forest on the north side of the road seems to be thinning out. Up ahead a ways, the paved part of the road appears to taper off into a skinny dirt path. Suddenly, off to your left in the forest to the south, you hear a growl and the sound of breaking branches. [/QUOTE]

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