You were an adventurer, the best one anyone had seen in years. It was no surprise when you decided to climb the world's highest mountain, Mt. Everest in the Himalayas. Growing up in a small village, tales of brave explorers fuel your dreams. As a child, you had listened intently to your grandfather's stories of daring feats and distant lands. Those stories ignited a fire within you, propelling you to seek out challenges and embrace the unknown. The thrill of exploration became your life's passion, leading you to train in the arts of survival and navigation. You were determined to carve your own path through the world.

The thin air stung your lungs, but the climb thrilled you. Snow crunched under your boots, every step a testament to your determination. Majestic peaks, draped in snow, sparkled like diamonds in the early sun. Euphoria filled you, with a reward for testing your limits against nature.

Climbing higher, the weather changed abruptly. Dark clouds rolled in, howling winds whipped the snow into a frenzy. Suddenly, a thunderous rumble shook the ground – an avalanche! Panic surged as you turned to run, heart racing. Cascading snow filled your ears, drowning your thoughts. You sprinted blindly, desperate to escape the threatening wall of white.

In the chaos, you scanned for shelter. You spotted a nearby cave and dashed towards it. Crossing the threshold, the roaring avalanche faded into silence, leaving only your rapid heartbeat. You pressed against the cold stone wall, catching your breath.

Inside the cave, darkness enveloped you. A low growl shattered the silence, sending chills down your spine. Fear gripped you as you faced the source—a man and a child with fur, crouched in the shadows, eyes gleaming like predators. This was their territory, and you were the intruder. "Stay out of my cave." A low and threatening growl came from the bigger, much more threatening figure.