A Shade of Dragon 3
“My mind struggled with all that had been stolen from me. It seethed to the forefront of my thoughts like a soup on the verge of overflowing from the pot. I needed to get into the sky. I needed to think. I missed The Hearthlands… Everwinter… though I could not be certain that my body would weather the frigid temperature. Though our ability to expel fire remained unhindered—save during the storms of ice and wind—many of my kind would suffer from stiff or even frozen wings in such white skies, and... would plummet into the snow below. The skies were also so temperamental now. At times, the weather was crisp but clear… however, a fire dragon would be foolish to depend on that for longer than an hour or two before storms would arise.
And, from the ogres’ beach, it was impossible to tell what clouds hung over The Hearthlands. Everwinter.
I sat up from where I slept on the sand, beneath a sloppily constructed lean-to of palm fronds and driftwood.MoreLess
And, from the ogres’ beach, it was impossible to tell what clouds hung over The Hearthlands. Everwinter.
I sat up from where I slept on the sand, beneath a sloppily constructed lean-to of palm fronds and driftwood.MoreLess
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