Chapter 37
Two days later
Freezing mountain, the name was derived from its all year round freezing temperature that dropped below zero. The tallest mountain in Frizkiel. Towering at eight thousand seven hundred forty-seven meters above sea level. One of the highest mountains in the world. It's so high it reached the earth's stratosphere, and it's only getting taller. Shifting tectonic plates cause the mountain to rise one fourth each year.
The wind blew as fast as two hundred miles per hour, and the temperature geared towards a negative seven degrees Celsius towards the peak. Unusual weather conditions caused avalanches and massive mountains of ice known as seracs to collapse. At the same time, crevasses as wide as a football field and deep as a one-thousand-meter sinkhole were common as clouds.