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A large branch knocked Enhador down, but his sturdy companion helped him get up. However, all this drained their strength, and they felt themselves gradually freezing (both receive a -100 vitality penalty). Eventually, they approached the creature. This thing was indeed teardrop-shaped and generally resembled a fish, except that it was covered in thick fur and moved slowly across the land. The creature hadn't seen the humanoids yet because of the storm. Not yet. Along the river stretched a path, which hadn't been covered by snow yet.
-What are we going to do? -the wanderer asked as loudly as possible (but still trying not to be loud enough for the creature to hear, if it was very close). -It's not too late to go back!