The weld Courser and the cavedweller courser made their way down back the path. Goud was trying to figure out a way where could help guide Ösmaris around the place so that they could return back to the start of the cave without raising too much suspicion from the blind Courser. He was a good-hearted Courser, Goud. So he felt bad that he wanted nothing to do with Ösmaris and his crow, The Allseer. Ösmaris was hummin...

It smells of Sulphur and Copper.Goud looked at the circle in the ground and then back at Ösmaris. Now that he mentioned it there was a smell of Sulphur and Copper in the air. He didn’t know what that meant. The weld Courser did realise that he had underestimated the Cavedweller at that moment. But he should have realised that even though the cavedweller couldn’t see with his eyes he had other senses. Othe...

The weld Courser was taking the lead. Perhaps he was worried about the Cavedwellers' lack of eyes. He could be scared that Ösmaris couldn’t tell what dangers lay ahead of them. That he would somehow walk over the edge and land face down in the lava. Ösmaris found it funny. He had lived in the caves all of his life. His lack of eyes was no disadvantage for him. He could tell where the walls were just by the echoing of their hooves. If it ever became overwhelm...