Dragoncrest Cliffs the red

sobeille, as it turned out, had no qualms with getting her hands dirty. she leveled shadess a look too serious to be ingenuine. deal.

lafayette’s spared further attention from his older sister as a huge winged shape passed its shadow over them. looking up, sobeille saw what she thought was a gull — only its wingspan was threefold a gull’s, and its beak seemed more prominent as it menacingly coasted by.

she looked to shadess. her sister was too large to be plucked from the sky, she assumed — but she’d never seen a bird so large. it put the eagles and falcons of the cliffs in a whole different size bracket, and those had seemed big to sobeille. what kind of bird you t’ink dat be?