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"A Winged."

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Fyi: their appearance is Rito-esque, but more human-sized and with smaller wings in proportion to their body

 

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"Yes." Allera paused for a moment. "How... would you not know that? Where are you from, anyway?"

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Allera looked behind them nervously. The stardragon wasn't anywhere within eyesight, but it was hard to tell with the storm.

"Follow me," they said, flying off quickly, but at a pace they were reasonably sure Ayia could follow.

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2 minutes ago, Szeth_Pancakes said:

Allera looked behind them nervously. The stardragon wasn't anywhere within eyesight, but it was hard to tell with the storm.

"Follow me," they said, flying off quickly, but at a pace they were reasonably sure Ayia could follow.

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how's the lighting rn?

 

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Just now, Channelknight Fadran said:

how's the lighting rn?

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Pretty bad. It's evening-ish, and the storm's definitely not helping.

 

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The cave, which opened up on the side of a hill, appeared in front of Allera suddenly; giving the impression of a monster's gaping maw, about to swallow them whole. Inside, it was dark, and smelled vaguely musty; Allera groped around inside until they found where they had attached a torch to the wall. As they curled their wing around it, the red stone embedded in their forehead began to glow, and a small fire erupted from the top of the torch, illuminating the stone walls of the cave.

Allera gestured for Ayia to follow, then, on foot, delved deeper into the cave.

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Allera didn't know if they should feel complimented or offended, so they stayed silent and continued walking, their claws making clack-clack noises on the stone ground.

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"Spaceships. Hyperdrives." It was unsettling having to explain something that, in their mind, everyone knew. The basic facts of the universe.

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Great. Thanks. That helps so much. "So... if 'where are you from' is the wrong question... would 'who are you' be a better one?" Allera raised their beak at Ayia - a Winged gesture of kindness, though they realized that the person might not know what it meant.

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