Winter started out at a canter, working her way through the streets and people. Once she was out of the city she went into full gallop, darting through the landscape.

Amber tucked her phone in her pocket and continued documenting the carvings and art work while she waited for him.

Shams cantered after them, tongue hanging out of his mouth. Hamadi urged Winter on, bending down low.

Winter cantered inside of the cave and over to Amber, who was in the middle of taking a picture of another Pegasus fossil that she found.

Shams barked loudly, tail wagging.

Hamadi dismounted, checking his bag. "Hello."

Josi listened to the conversation on the phone, and before she knew it, someone else was in the cave. She looked up and waved, then went back to uncovering and dusting off bones and artifacts.

Amber stood up, wiping away some sweat "Hi. I am amber, the one you spoke with over the phone. That is my supposed partner in crime Josi. The first fossil we found is right behind you, and as we go deeper we continue finding more and more, most of them either fully intact, or missing one or two bones. And we also saw some unusual mice like creatures run through."

Everyone seemed to be doing their own thing and it was difficult to concentrate. He would excuse himself from Ripley, ignoring everyone's "excitement" of the possibility of mythical creatures being "real". Adam didn't share his views on it as he would observe the bits of fossil that had been unearthed. He crouched down, looking at it through squinted and interested eyes.

Josi slowly walked over to Adam,"Can you believe what we just found? This is one of the biggest discoveries in like, the history of ever!"

"Shams, quiet." Hamadi said to his dog, walking over to the bones. He stared at them quietly, before pulling out a book, slightly worn down.

Amber stood up and looked around with wide eyes, having heard a soft nicker, this one closer then the others "Josi... Bring a flashlight... and a knife or some kind of weapon... Please... Cause I think there is something down there... And I don't know if it's friendly towards humans or not..."

The same mouse from earlier scurries over, crawling up Hamadi's leg and sitting on the edge of the book, squeaking softly.