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Thick air and the stench of sulfur perpetuated themselves through the thin caverns and tunnels that ran under the valley. Pure humidity could be seen steaming from the various vents, and at others grass bending as air was sucked in and breathed out, as if it were some kind of enormous lung. The thin tunnels dripped with condensation, and boiled with a heat too hot for any man to crawl through, making them utterly impassable, save for their scaled inhabitants.