With the final onset of dark the iron cold locked down and the boy by now was shuddering violently. No moon rose beyond the murk and there was nowhere to go.
As night fell, a chilling cold enveloped the surroundings, leaving the boy trembling uncontrollably. The darkness was overwhelming, and the absence of the moon added to the feeling of despair. They found themselves in a desolate landscape with no escape or sense of direction.
This scene illustrates the profound sense of isolation and fear that the characters face. The harsh environment serves as a reflection of their dire circumstances, amplifying the boy's vulnerability and the oppressive nature of their journey. The cold, darkness, and lack of hope all contribute to a haunting atmosphere of survival against the odds.
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