In the early hours of the evening on our second day of traversing the red labyrinth high above the forest floor we came to a tree which lead us slowly back towards the ground. As we started to descend the bright green foliage of the Manzanita trees opened up and we could see that before us lay a dense fog, which meant we had come to the gap in the forest.
Neither of us had spotted the panther during the course of our travels that day, though we could not relax, the tension brought on by the uncertainty of fear was unrelenting.
That night we camped in the bough of the dissention tree, upon the largest branch which gave us the best view of the opening in the labyrinth behind us and the fog hovering above the ground below us. Tomorrow we hope to discover what lays below the fog and beyond into the large clearing in the forest, but for now, we rest in peace.
In all hopes of returning,
Charles & Freya
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