"What?!" Khota hissed as she came up to the slab and read it again, "What does it mean for air?"

Ali pipes up "Maybe it has to do with these drawings?" she motions to the walls

Khota looked over at the walls.

The first thing you see is a set of drawings.

The first is a powerful hurricane raging through the land, you see people running away from it in fear

The second shows one of the people managing to escape by quickly burrowing underground and connecting to cave systems. The people who survive are those that seem to think their way out of the problem.

The third shows the survivors coming out of their various hidey holes and celebrating.

There are also a bunch of drawings of children, fawns, baby rabbits, cubs, kittens, and such strewn randomly on the walls.


Another set of drawings show various creatures with their heads opening to reveal their minds.

"So what? They used their knowledge to survive a hurricane? I don't see how that helps us." Khota huffed. "That still doesn't explain what we need to give "the air"."

"Well m-maybe it isn't literal..." Leon mumbles "l-l-like this one with the heads open and their minds showing that could represent Open-mindedness." he suggested "S-s-s." he paused then tried again "so we put something that represents open mindedness on the alter"

"Ok... What do we have that represents that then?" Khota said as she checked her pockets for anything that could be useful.

Ali speaks up "Maybe one of your scales? since dragons used to be feared and hunted so if we show one of our members is a dragon that might suggest open-mindedness!" she suggest excitedly

You find a path and head down the cliffs. It's a winding passage down there that branches off every now and then.

You have caught a stag.