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Is revealed in the thaw.
The end of frostfall draws ever closer, and the snow atop the highest mountain begins to melt, the prickly, fractal edges of the snowflakes turning back into water. Tiny buds of grass fought against the white blanket to seek the sun, and they had begun to turn the tides of the earthen war. Apart from the shoots of green, an odd, ovular rock at the farthest corner of the field could be seen, saving from the thundering hooves only by its location. The egg sat perilously on an unsteady edge of the cliff, and any who ventured too close would find themselves plummeting hundreds of feet to their rocky, violent death below.
From the size, shape and color of the creamy white egg, you realize that it is obviously not from a dragon. However, it is much too large to be from any natural bird. Around the egg lay shells of his hatched brethren, and a few wildly colorful feathers, leaving you with the understanding that this lonely egg held a zephyr. Would it still be alive? Had it survived the winter?
The first question remained before the viability of the egg could be tested; how would you save the egg from the perilous cliff?
Common, Zephyr Drop
- You are able to choose which of the four types should you win
- This is not a puzzle drop but decided on the response and dice roll
- You post as if any character who has gathered is in the group like a normal thread
- Only a pegasus can bond to a zephyr
- You have 96 hours (4 days) to respond before new responses are closed
