To see the sun
an excerpt

deep in the hills of the north lays a mountain. a mountain so tall and wide that its peak reathches into the clouds. upon that mountain lays a cave. no matter the time of day no light crosses the entence to this hollow. if a man were to glace upon it his eyes would suddenly move to the sky or the snow under his feet no matter his force of will, and no matter how ahrd he tried his eyes would never look upon it again for the darkness in the cave was alive.beyond the darness lay a new world, a world below. the size of the world below was highly abstract with tunnels intertwining, secret passages, and lost passages in the thousands. miles and miles of crystal tunnels, acres of moss covered grottos, and unknown amounts of lava tubes.