Big Salmon Lake Edge of Time

@Slavik I made an effort
fun fact: I went to this lake yesterday to see the sunrise. It looks 20 times better in real life.

With a blow of cold morning wind a lump of snow in the ground is blown away to reveal  Pyro, who finally wakes from a bad night. Though the snow was light, the darkness and the fatigue had forced the mocha wanderer to call it a day before he could find a safe place to spend the night, and curling up between a hollow log that he'd been way too fig to fit inside and a large rock with the shape of a cracked egg Pyro braced for the cold ahead. Thankfully his father's heritage had granted him thick skin and Alaska-worthy fur to provide some isolation from the cold and he had managed to live through.

Shaking off the snow that the wind hadn't managed to blow off his shoulders Pyro raised to stretch out sore muscles, and what a wonderful mesmerizing view he had awaken to. Before he could set out again he decided that as a reward for surviving the night he would give himself the morning to enjoy the solitude of a lost place. Pyro lays down again to admire peach and mauve rays of dawn light hitting rock formations atop the mountains in the background, and underneath their shadow, a lake coated in snow lay just a couple strides away from Pyro's improvised campsite. The clouds and the colors made for a natural masterpiece in the sky, and the naked, mauve-painted aspens surrounding him made it feel like he was the only living thing in the world.