The following account was recorded in the agent's log during your transmission: Glacial ice caves are illuminated by soft, pulsing colors from what appears to be a mass of fiber-optic 'hair' that's somehow grown out of the cave's walls. Water trickles from the tips of the fibers, forming a slow-moving river of crystalline ice that seems to be defying the freezing temperatures and is still somehow liquid. The air's crisp, and there's a low hum that sounds kinda like... old-school dial-up internet coming from deeper within the caves. Chunks of ice are suddenly materializing and embedding themselves in the cave walls like, no big deal.