Setting
Urakena followed the periwinkle, knowing the signs when she saw them.
Suddenly, Tartarea heard something. A voice. A call.
A great wave crashed upon the Ellarian Tartarian coast. Tartarea carried on the winds and towards the Weargtooth Mountains.
began Sinfrost to Solaris after a long pause of flying in silence.There are legends,
There are legends, older than I. A time, not forgotten. The Gods, they fought for Gaia itself. Herself. The planet was, a child. New, compared to all else, compared to the great balls of light.
Sinfrost snapped out his wings to rise above the clouds.
Sinfrost spoke of the undead star in the sky. A glowing red ball, barely alight, but just enough. There was a hearty crack of fire across it's surface. Though the star body seemed dormant, it was decidedly alive. Sinfrost flew along the tops of the clouds, keeping close to them. Sinfrost did not know if Eras could see or sense them. The dragon figured it was better not to press their luck - if luck was such a thing to exist.Do you see how that one, glows? Angry. Red. Awakened,
That is Eras, the God who seeks, to destroy, Gaia.
The robot cranes his head back to look upward, a slight whirr emanating from his head as his eyes adjust to see the star.
Reason seems to be a good ally in times like these, and it seems that indeed reason is on our side. Anger corrupts, convolutes the mind. Surely our enemy... shall fall on it at some time.
He had never had to deal with conflict on such a high scale as this, but he thinks of it as simple as it can be.
Tell me, Sinfrost, if it can be told in such ways, are we rushing to attack, or holding to defend?
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