| 104 With the passageway blocked behind you, you move cautiously forward, torch held high to illuminate as much of the way ahead as possible. Your back and legs ache from the pummelling they received during the rockfall but you thank the gods again that you survived. The passageway is now getting much colder. The faint chill you noticed before is quickly becoming an icy hand that clutches at you, finding its way into your torn clothing, numbing your skin and stiffening your muscles. Stopping for a second you take your travel cloak from your pack and fix it to your shoulders. With each step you take forward the cold intensifies. By the time you reach the end of the passage it is so cold that prolonged exposure could be dangerous. Some 50 metres from the debris of the rock trap the passage turns south. In the eastern wall of this southern passage is a door.
| Do you wish to try the door? If so, turn to section 235. If you wish to continue on down the passage turn to section 79.
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