Emberflame Ridge YouTube is basically a time machine

For @Ezimette c: @Jolon, you can go ahead and pop in if you want~

From Lone Star she'd then traveled north, hiking along the various passageways and taking a trail she'd yet to investigate. It was a mystery, the content she might find at the end of the path, but that was what made venturing into unknown lands exciting. There was a certain thrill that came along with it, as well as a feeling of peace that seemed to settle over her whenever she'd discovered something new. It would, perhaps, be her final journey for a long while, as the preparations for her tribe were nearing completion. Once settled, she knew she would not be able to leave for long intervals of time—at least not at first. While she did not wish to pursue any trades that might lead her to faraway lands, that didn't mean she'd be confined to the mountain forever. During lazy days and the like she'd be able to travel out and explore some more of the surrounding areas, but all of that was rather far off into the future. For the time being, she would have to remain focused on her current journey, for unfamiliar lands could also bring new threats.

The moment the girl had stepped foot upon the ridge, she was off on a quest to check things out. Each tree she passed appeared quite barren, for only a few had a couple of stray leaves clinging to their branches for dear life. There was little resistance against the winds, but she did not mind too much. Her winter coat had come in weeks prior, allowing for her to keep warm majority of the time. As Asterr progressed deeper into the neutral territory, she soon found herself gazing upon a charred, fallen tree. Due to the ridge's closeness to the dome, she couldn't help but wonder if a bolt of lightning had ventured away from her homeland. At that thought, a faint smile touched her lips and she gave a gentle shake of her head, dismissing the vivid imagery that had come to mind. It was not the time to stand around gawking at a log, and so she'd pressed herself to continue forward, attentive to that which lingered around her.