Oighear Crevasse- Setting

The canyon sits at the base of a valley between two great mountains, either side of the valley containing ancient ruins. From inside the great canyon, sheets of ice stand tall with the stone cliffs, layers and shelves of jutting rock and ice giving a sense of foreboding, yet the reflective surfaces illuminate the area, making it look wider and taller.

Looking up to the valley from deep in the canyon, one can make out three wide stone bridges, their  incredibly long and flat forms seeming to defy gravity with lost craftmanship, blackened with age and long misuse. Several gaping holes reveal the disrepair on two of the three bridges, leaving stones half buried in the cold earth hundreds of feet below.

The floor of the canyon is often icey grass, which crunches under even the softest footsteps. Aged trees sparsely line the walls of the canyon, slender branches and ghostly white leaves offering no shade in light, or shelter from rain, their distended forms seeming to mask themselves in the lightness of the icebergish walls.

An altar of forgotten purpose stands out from the grass, a shattered statue laying across its stairs, partially hidden under the only vine growing in the entire area.
Its original greyish colour spotted with time riddled discolourations.