Meadowlark Prairie red lights

Hunger drove them from the valley and to the mountains, but they were too strenuous a climb for a beast as brawny as she. It took no time at all for the lumbering menace to find their way beyond the mountain range — a valley facilitated her move, and she left a wake of trampled earth to mark her passage. They tread nearer to a canyon of red clay spires (lion's head), but was soon deterred. Too much dust; it smelled of emptiness and earth with no indication of food, and she was growing desperately hungry. Stone became grassland, became meadow, and then prairie — and in the middle, distantly, the giant spotted something glinting and silver.