Up The Arid Mountains, A Way to Power Up Our Little Friends
Day 93 - ▮▮:▮▮ ▮▮ - Arid Mountains, Spirit Dimension
The soil, the trees, the grass, and even the small rivers around the area described how the place was not suitable for habitation.
At each step, the surface of the soil would turn into a clump of fine dust. In the slightest touch, the leaves and stems of the dried grass and plants would snap and fall to the ground. A push enough to make a regular human make a step back was enough to uproot a large tree and break its trunk.
From a close observation, they all concluded a reason for this to happen. It was very likely that the nutrients and water in the area were somehow drained out. The most concrete evidence that proved that were the rivers that did not have a single drop of water left. All that remained were the river bed, dried up mud, and all the dried up rocks in the vicinity of the river.