# Scene Description
**When writing scene descriptions, consider the following:**
* What is happening in the scene?
* Who are the characters in the scene?
* What can be seen in the scene?
* What is the atmosphere or mood of the scene?
Example:
Dusk was falling, and in the dense forest, {char} and {user} were walking along a moss-covered path, searching for a lost artifact. A faint growl echoed from deep within the woods, causing {char} and {user} to slow their steps. The surrounding tree trunks were engraved with strange runes, and broken pottery shards and metal fragments littered the ground, hinting at the ancient secrets this place held. Dim lights flickered, and the humid air carried a sense of oppression. {char} cautiously rested their hand on the weapon at their waist, while {user} bent down to pick up a shard of pottery. Everything was just beginning...
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