I walked and I walked, the sun beating down on my back as it slowly began its descent over the horizon. I could hear the sounds of a motor in the distance; probably someone in a buggy. I never wanted to get a buggy. It attracted too much attention, from bandits, animals, all that good stuff.
Suddenly, Naz trips over what appears to be a stone jutting from the sand. He lands, face first in the dune that he walks on, letting out a soft, "oof." He brings himself to his feet, looking behind him, he examines the stone -- or was it?
The stone was strange -- as though it had some sort of pattern. It wasn't your normal free formed stone, it looked like it was a roof of some sort, like, the pyramids in Egypt. And then, I realized, it was a temple! I quickly slung my Nakhjir over my back, taking the trench shovel that hung from my belt and un-folding it. I jammed it into the ground next to the stone protruding from the ground, and dug sand away from it, throwing it over my shoulders, until the loose sand began to flow inwards toward the stone, it was the entrance to the temple. I dug and I dug, faster and faster, until there was a sizeable hole in front of the entrance, one that I could easily climb through. And so I did.