Mount Rainier;

Coming up, Southeast of Seattle, tucked away in the forest, is Mount Rainer, a massive, sleeping giant. It is a snow capped stratovolcano, which stands 14,411 feet in the air, its dark sides streaked through with glacial ice and snow. Few, be them human, felidae, or feline, would dare ever try to live on it's sides, for if its avalanches and the very fact it was a barren volcano wasn't dangerous enough, in the winter, snowstorms are a common occurring, making its yearly scarce prey even worse off to find, most water is frozen, but many come here in their final moments to die.