Yet another pony she heard walk into the crammed shed. Annoyed, the young mare sat up and pulled the coat cover over her head, pushing her wings under her jacket before stomping over to the door and shoving it open powerfully with her hoof. Without a word the mare escaped out into the icy coldness and slammed the wooden door behind her, trudging through the thick snow wondering why she did it. Soon after walking for awhile, she regretted this and tried looking to see if she could see the hut, but it was almost invisible to see. Rosey pushed forward, on and on with her hooves becoming red and numb. Finally, she patted a wall. A brick wall as she guessed. A door was nearby, and she pounded on it with her legs before it opened immediately. Instead of running in, the mare fell forward onto her stomach with a loud groan, but managed to twist around and shut the doors with the little power she had left. Rosey weakly lifted up off her stomach as the room went pitch black. She felt around to see if there was a wall of some sort, but none was to be found. It was a lot warmer in here then in the shed since it was bigger and seemed to have thicker walls, but where was she?