nathan: It's a fallen tile from one of the collapsed walkways.

nathan: It's frozen under a layer of ice.

nathan: There's no way I'm going to be able to free that tile from the ground with a layer of ice covering it.

nathan: Let's see if these noodles are hot enough to melt the tile out of the ground ...

nathan: It looks like it worked!

nathan: No. I won't be able to thaw the ice with cold noodles.

nathan: I'll need to heat them first.

nathan: I've now thawed the tile out of the ice.

nathan: You never know when you'll need a spare walkway tile.

nathan: There's an impression of that walkway tile left in the snow.

nathan: No. It's no substitute for a snow cone.

nathan: No. I'm cold enough as it is without lying down to make snow angels.

nathan: Wow! The water froze almost instantly into a solid block of ice.

nathan: What science!

nathan: This ice block is a perfect duplicate of the original tile.

nathan: I always loved digging in the snow as a kid ...

nathan: Of course, back then I had gloves and a snow suit.

nathan: Hm. There's an old power connector plugged into this joist.

nathan: It's a pile of snow.

nathan: I'll need to put the snow in a container if I'm going to take some with me.

nathan: The bottle is filled with snow now.

nathan: No. I'm done playing in the snow. My fingers are still knumb from filling up that milk bottle.

nathan: It's a long way down. I could probably see Ravenhollow from up here if the clouds were to break.

nathan: While the situation at hand is grave, I'm not that desperate.