Flame-chasing Captain.

3 - Encounter.

It was a cold, dreary night in Germany; Berlin was turning off their lights in droves, Hamburg followed its example with the string of a chord, and München did as well.

However, one light remained, deep within Triberg, and the gentle light flickered as it illuminated the area around the one who held it.

The soothing waterfalls that lay across his path were indeed lovely to see, but he had a mission to complete, one that he, for some reason, was told alone to do even though he was supposed to go with two other people.

The trail towards where he was supposed to go was slightly rough; however, it certainly left a lot to be desired in terms of general direction, but it'd be fine; he had a vague idea of where to go as long as his CD informed him of where he was supposed to go was.

He was nearing it with every step, and the wind that blew along his face with the sun falling in the horizon made him feel more peace than he normally would alone.

"Hey, (Y/N), how're you holding up?" asked Tesla through the CD, causing (Y/N) to stop in his tracks for a second to respond.

"I'm doing fine; it would be nice if you were here to assist me, though," scourging through an abundant amount of plant life, as well as breaking off from the path which would usually lead to another waterfall (though not the one he was looking for), (Y/N) looked back at his CD to look at his map again, checking his location. "Seems I'm pretty close to that underground waterfall; I only got a couple more minutes before I arrive."

"Well, that's good. Keep us updated and tell us when you make it there." 

"Gotcha, signing off," finishing his conversation with Tesla, (Y/N) once again brought up his map while walking towards the pit he was supposed to jump into to enter the domain.

"Wind's getting pretty heavy..." (Y/N) said while putting out his hand, feeling the wind cut right through the middle of his fingers with a bellowing sound.

"It's going to turn to night soon, I've gotta hurry and get this done." walking faster and hearing the gravel hit his shoes, (Y/N) twisted and turned through the maze of plants, trees, and vines to finally make it to the pit. 

He didn't actually know the exact location of where it was; his CD gave him a good idea of where it could be, but he still needed to do some digging himself to find exactly where it was.

Speaking of which, he had just reached it now, and it seemed it was time for him to finally do some hunting.