As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows over the valley, the tranquil blue lake, nestled in the mountains, was seen reflecting the changing colors and shimmered under the last light of day.
Kael stretched his arms, taking a deep breath of the cool, crisp air. "Not a bad spot to camp," he remarked, surveying the area. The gentle lapping of the lake against the shore and the distant rustling of leaves made for a peaceful ambiance—something not many people could find in such a mountainous region.
"Told you that you definitely won't be disappointed by the campsite," Nadia smirked in pride. "The water source is close, and the terrain provides natural cover. We'll be safe here for the night. Of course, I will take additional safety measures."
Laura, sitting on a rock nearby, kicked off her boots and dipped her feet into the cool water. "I don't mind a little camping, but I'd rather be sleeping in a proper bed."
