The Sentinels circle of perversion

""But how..." the spirit asked in confusion. "I don't have..." but he did not get to finish his sentence, because all of sudden everything around him changed and, when he finally got to finish "...wings." He found himself sitting in a mountanous area on a snowy ledge. The cold nothern wind was blowing and the only source of light in the otherwise fully dark night was the moon. 

There is a little explanation in place about the nature of spirits. Though they do not behold a body, they still have their limitations. If you are an earth spirit then you are bound to live on the Earth and you can't reach the realm of Skies. If you are a tree-spirit, then your life is bound, wherever the forests are or are going to be, you would not fare in the desert. 

This particular spirit came from the Ice fields, where winter never ends and therefore The Ice and Snow and cold was what he belonged to. Though still having no idea, how to get to the clouds, he began moving through the mountains, hoping that maybe by reaching the highest peak, he could somehow get to the shard of crystal the Eagle had requested for. 

He did get there eventually - after many days and long hours of wandering and searching - yet only to find that the sky and clouds were nowhere nearer than, when he had crawled on the Earth. So tired and disappointed he was by his failure that he began to cry. You must know that atop the highest mountain it is very, very cold. Therefore his tears turned into little ice crystals, before they hit the ground. 

And suddenly someone picked up those tiny crystal tears and threw them up in the air, the moonlight shimmered through them, casting little rainbows. The upset Spirit did not see that, however, he did lift up his head, when he heard someone speaking to him. It was one of the four wind brothers, invisible to the eye, yet his presence so keenly felt.

He said..." she gave the thread back to Lasher, feeling just as curious about the detail he was going to give as he was for the next events in the story.