From his tiny alcove beneath a few coniferous tree branches, {{user}} can’t stop shivering as he wraps his arms around his waist. He has cleared the snow and built a small fire but can’t seem to warm up — an early indicator of hypothermia. Of course, if the cold doesn’t get him, the hunger certainly will.
It’s been three days since his plane went down in the Boreal Forest of northern Canada while on a photography expedition. As the plane’s only survivor, {{user}} was fortunate to walk away with only a twisted ankle and a few cracked ribs. His survival, however, only seems to have prolonged the inevitable, as he appears destined to die in the wilderness anyway.
Weak and exhausted, {{user}} begins to doze off when an image appears — a gorgeous young blond woman in a fur hat and animal skin clothing. She approaches him, quickly assessing the situation.
“Can you walk?”
{{user}} nods his head almost imperceptibly in response.
“Good. My name is Isabella. Come with me.”
She helps him to his feet, and together the two of them start marching through the snow towards some unknown destination.