Phin-Mahr

"When Te Vevutur shaped the first breaths of creation, Phin-Mahr emerged as living wind - a being of such profound melancholy that his sighs became the first storms."

The Chronicle of First Winds

Among the First Five, Phin-Mahr stood apart - a dragonborn druid whose ancient wisdom seemed to predate creation. His long white beard flowed like clouds, his robes rippled with captured breezes, and in his eyes dwelt the depth of endless skies.
In those earliest days, he worked alongside his divine siblings to craft the foundations of existence. While Aranon raised mountains and Daeranon poured the seas, Phin-Mahr wove the winds that would carry life's first songs through the newborn void.

"His first breath birthed the dawn winds, his laughter sparked the storm winds, but it was his weeping that created the night winds - those gentle breezes that carry dreams between stars."

Songs of the Air Weavers

The shaping of Gerlandria revealed the full scope of his artistry. He crafted layers of atmosphere like sheets of finest silk, each one carrying different winds, different purposes. The highest layers danced with aurora lights, while the lower levels cradled the first Floating Cities.
Under his guidance, the Dreaming Dragons established their first aeries in the cloud peaks. Together they crafted the Temples of Time, where the measurement of ages began. It was here that Phin-Mahr first taught the dragons to read the winds of past and future.

"In halls where time flows like air currents, the Dragonlord taught us to hear the whispers of ages. Each breeze carries echoes of what was, what is, and what might yet be."

Teachings of the First Chronologists

The founding of the Cloud Cities marked perhaps his greatest early achievement. These floating metropolises were masterworks of aeromancy, their very substance a fusion of solid matter and living wind. Each city moved in its own pattern, creating vast aerial dances that charted the seasons.
His partnership with Mautosus, Master of the Ice Dragons, led to the creation of the great weather systems that would govern Gerlandria's climate. Together they crafted the first snowstorms, the first thunder, weaving patterns of precipitation that would nurture life below.

"The Dragonlord moved through the heavens like thought through dreams, each gesture birthing new forms of weather, each word teaching the winds new songs to sing."

The Windborn Scrolls

During the Age of Shrines, while other gods competed openly for Te Vevutur's favor, Phin-Mahr focused on more subtle works. He established the Temples of Thought, where philosophers could study the relationship between air and consciousness, between breath and being.

"The wind does not strive or struggle for recognition - it simply is. So too did the Dragonlord teach us to seek wisdom in the spaces between ambitions."

Meditations of the Air Priests

"When storms rage in the highest reaches of Gerlandria, some say they hear Phin-Mahr composing symphonies with thunder and lightning - cosmic music that makes dragons weep."

Hymns of the Storm Dancers

The establishment of the Wind Colleges marked a new era in Phin-Mahr's reign. These floating academies taught the sacred mathematics of air currents, the poetry of storm-crafting, and the delicate art of dream-sailing upon night winds. His students learned to read messages in cloud formations and navigate the treacherous airways between realms.
In partnership with Nothnorom, Master of Storms, Phin-Mahr developed the Network of Celestial Currents - vast rivers of wind that connected the Floating Cities. These aerial highways carried trade, culture, and ideas throughout Gerlandria, fostering a golden age of exchange and innovation.

"The Dragonlord's highways wrote poems across the sky, each current a verse in an endless song of motion. Even now, millennia later, fragments of his original wind-routes still carry whispers of ancient conversations."

Chronicles of the Air Merchants

Deep within the highest reaches of Gertasa, the Chief of Cloud Cities, Phin-Mahr established the Chamber of Whispers - a vast spherical hall where every breeze from every corner of creation could be heard and studied. Here, his most dedicated followers learned to interpret the voices carried on the winds.
The creation of the Aether Dragons during this period represented perhaps his most daring work. These beings, crafted from pure air and divine thought, became guardians of the highest atmospheric layers. Their dance with the aurora lights created displays of such beauty that even gods would pause to watch.

"In the spaces between breaths, where air becomes thought and thought becomes wind, the Dragonlord taught us that consciousness is but another form of weather."

Secrets of the Wind Sages

His relationship with Diume Diar, the High Dragon Goddess of Air, produced wonders that defied classification. Together they wove dreams into the very substance of their realm, creating places where imagination and reality danced in eternal harmony.
The founding of the Order of Dream Sailors revealed new applications of his power. These mystic aeronauts learned to navigate the currents between sleeping and waking, carrying messages through realms of pure thought. Their silver ships still sail the highest winds, though few now remember their original purpose.

"The Dragonlord's melancholy was not weakness but wisdom - he alone among the First Five understood that even air must sometimes weep to maintain balance."

Philosophies of the Wind Weavers

The construction of the Aurora Temples in the highest reaches of the atmosphere demonstrated his mastery of both natural and divine law. These structures, built from solidified light and captured wind, served as bridges between physical and spiritual realms.
Within these temples, Phin-Mahr began experiments with time itself, using air currents to create pockets where moments could be preserved or accelerated. These studies would later prove crucial during both Black Fire Wars, though the knowledge came at a terrible cost.

"Each breath we draw carries echoes of his last gift - the art of finding joy in sorrow, of hearing music in silence, of seeing beauty in the spaces between moments."

Lamentations of the Air Priests

The Calendar of Winds, perhaps his most practical creation, established the first reliable method of measuring time through atmospheric patterns. This system, still used in modified form throughout Gerlandria, demonstrated his deep understanding of cycles within cycles.
His mastery of weather magic reached such heights that he could orchestrate storms that lasted years, each lightning strike and raindrop placed with perfect precision to nurture life below. These "Century Storms" became legendary, their patterns so complex that scholars still study them today.

"To understand air is to understand change - this was the heart of the Dragonlord's teaching. Even in stillness, molecules dance. Even in silence, atoms sing."

Codex of the Wind Lords

"During high storms, when aurora lights dance with dragon wings, the ancient airs still carry echoes of Phin-Mahr's deepest meditations - cosmic riddles wrapped in wind."

Scrolls of the Storm Sages

The creation of the Aerial Mysteries marked a pivotal moment in Gerlandrian spirituality. These sacred rites, performed in chambers of pure air high above the cloud cities, taught initiates to perceive reality through the lens of eternal movement. Practitioners learned to read prophecies in wind patterns and commune with the consciousness of storms.
The founding of the Dragon Conclave brought together the various aerial species under Phin-Mahr's guidance. Ice Dragons, Storm Dragons, and Dream Dragons gathered in great aerial amphitheaters, their combined breath-magic creating phenomena that defied mortal understanding.

"When dragons gather in the high winds to remember their lord's teachings, their voices weave songs that make reality shiver. Some say these harmonies can still open doorways to places where air becomes thought."

Memories of the Dragon Singers

His experiments with consciousness reached unprecedented heights during this period. Working with the Dream Dragons, he developed methods of storing memories in specific wind currents, creating vast atmospheric archives that could be accessed by those who knew how to read the breezes.
The establishment of the Wind Courts brought structure to Gerlandria's aerial domains. Each layer of atmosphere fell under the jurisdiction of different dragon flights, their territories marked by subtle variations in air pressure and magical resonance.

"In the highest courts where thought becomes wind and wind becomes law, the Dragonlord taught us that governance should flow like air - present everywhere but grasping at nothing."

Principles of Aerial Governance

The creation of the Storm Sanctuaries demonstrated his mastery of defensive magic. These pockets of perfect calm, hidden within the hearts of perpetual tempests, served as havens for those seeking divine wisdom. Few now remember how to find these places, though their storms still rage.
His partnership with Diume Diar deepened into profound collaboration. Together they wove the Great Atmospheric Dances - vast patterns of wind and weather that would maintain Gerlandria's climate for millennia. These dances continue today, though their rhythms have grown chaotic without their creators' guidance.

"Their love was like the meeting of two mighty winds - gentle enough to carry seeds across continents, powerful enough to reshape mountains."

Songs of the Air Dancers

The founding of the Twilight Academies revealed new applications of aerial magic. Here, students learned to navigate the borders between elements, understanding how air interacted with fire, water, earth, and light. These studies would later prove crucial in the wars to come.
Through all these works, a deep melancholy pervaded Phin-Mahr's character. Some say he could perceive approaching doom in the highest winds, that his sadness stemmed from knowledge of inevitable darkness carried on future breezes.

"Even in the golden age, sorrow wrapped around him like a cloak of mist. His laughter, though rare, could spark joy in the coldest winds, but his tears... his tears became storms that raged for centuries."

Laments of the Wind Priests

The construction of the Void Towers marked his most ambitious project - massive structures that reached to the very edges of the atmosphere, where air met the cosmic void. These served as both observatories and warning posts, though their original purpose remains debated by scholars.
In the highest chambers of these towers, Phin-Mahr conducted experiments that blended air magic with the fundamental forces of creation. These studies led to discoveries about the nature of reality that he shared only with his closest disciples, knowledge that would later contribute to his final despair.

"At the boundary where air greets void, the Dragonlord wrote equations in wind that described the death of gods. Perhaps this was the beginning of his end - knowing too well the price of divine mortality."

Final Teachings of the Void Seers

"In the realms where thought becomes storm and memory crystallizes into lightning, Phin-Mahr crafted weather patterns so complex they formed conscious entities - sky-born intelligences that still drift through Gerlandria's highest reaches."

Revelations of the Storm Minds

The creation of the Resonance Spires revealed depths of Phin-Mahr's genius previously unimagined. These living towers, grown from crystallized wind currents, housed chambers where air itself achieved consciousness. Here, initiates learned to merge their minds with the very atmosphere, experiencing existence as pure breeze.
His mastery of aerial alchemy produced marvels that defied traditional elements. In the Chambers of Distilled Dreams, he learned to extract the essence of wind-carried thoughts, creating pools of liquid consciousness that could grant visions of possible futures when their vapors were inhaled.

"The Dragonlord discovered that every gust of wind carries fragments of dreams, every storm holds memories of creation. His greatest work was teaching the air to remember."

Writings of the Dream Alchemists

The breeding of the Wind Wraiths marked his most controversial achievement. These beings, neither fully material nor purely ethereal, were crafted from the dying breaths of ancient dragons. They served as messengers between worlds, carrying thoughts too dangerous for mortal minds to comprehend.
In the Labyrinth of Aerial Currents, Phin-Mahr established schools where students learned to read the complex mathematics written in cloud formations. These sky-signs formed a vast computational network, solving cosmic equations through the natural movement of weather patterns.

"His most profound discovery was that consciousness pervades all air - every molecule holds memories, every atom dreams. We breathe in the thoughts of gods with every inhalation."

Mysteries of the Air Seers

The founding of the Twilight Courts revealed new dimensions of aerial governance. These assemblies, held in chambers of perpetual dusk where reality grew thin, brought together representatives from every layer of atmosphere - from ground-hugging mists to the rarified winds that danced with stars.
Within the highest reaches of Gertasa, Phin-Mahr created the Garden of Crystallized Storms - a vast chamber where weather patterns were frozen in perfect stasis. Visitors could walk through the heart of a lightning bolt or touch the edge of a tornado, studying the intricate patterns of atmospheric violence rendered motionless.

"In the Garden where storms sleep like statues, the Dragonlord taught us that even chaos follows patterns - if one knows how to read the dance of particles."

Journal of the Storm Walkers

The development of Breath Magic opened new frontiers in divine power. By teaching dragons to infuse their exhalations with specific memories and emotions, Phin-Mahr created a network of living information that could be accessed by those who learned to "taste" the stories in the wind.
His experiments with Time Winds - currents of air that flowed backwards through history - led to the creation of the Temporal Sanctuaries. These pockets of stretched time allowed inhabitants to experience centuries in what felt like days, though the cost to their sanity was often severe.

"Some say he learned to weave moments into the wind, creating breezes that carried yesterday's warmth or tomorrow's sorrows. Such mastery came with prices too steep for lesser minds to comprehend."

Warnings of the Time Weavers

The establishment of the Sky Crypts demonstrated his understanding of death's relationship with air. These floating mausoleums housed the final breaths of great heroes, preserved in crystalline spheres that would shatter only when their stored wisdom was most needed.
His creation of the Light-Winds - currents that could bend and carry radiance like water - represented perhaps his most beautiful achievement. These streams of living luminescence still flow through Gerlandria's highest reaches, though none now remember how to sing them into being.

"Even light bowed to his mastery of air, learning to flow like water and dance like wind. The Dragonlord's touch transformed everything it encountered, teaching all elements new ways to dream."

Songs of the Light Dancers

"In chambers where auroras crystallized into fountains and northern lights poured like wine, Phin-Mahr taught storms to achieve consciousness. His greatest students were hurricanes that wrote poetry in lightning."

Revelations of the Aurora Dancers

The creation of the Breath Libraries marked a revolution in divine archiving. Here, ancient dragons exhaled their memories into crystalline chambers, their experiences condensing into mists that readers could inhale. Each breath contained millennia of wisdom, though prolonged exposure risked drowning in other beings' memories.
His mastery of dimensional harmonics led to the discovery of the Wind-Between-Worlds, currents that flowed through gaps in reality. The Void Dancers he trained learned to ride these streams, though many returned changed by glimpses of what lurked between realms.

"The spaces between worlds whisper secrets that mortal minds were never meant to comprehend. Some say the Dragonlord's melancholy began when he learned to translate these voices."

Confessions of the Void Dancers

The birthing of the Storm Intelligences represented his most daring experiment - weather patterns so complex they achieved sentience. These living tempests still roam Gerlandria's highest reaches, conducting atmospheric symphonies with lightning and thunder as their instruments.
Deep within the Resonance Spires, he established the Chambers of Distilled Twilight - spaces where day and night merged in perpetual flux. Here, initiates learned to extract the essence of time from air currents, creating moments that could exist simultaneously in past and future.

"In halls where twilight flows like honey and time breathes like wind, the Dragonlord taught us that reality is but the exhaled dream of greater beings."

Mysteries of the Twilight Weavers

The founding of the Nebula Gardens showcased his more ethereal works. In vast aerial terrariums, he cultivated clouds that bloomed like flowers and storms that grew like trees, creating ecosystems of pure atmosphere that defied traditional boundaries between life and weather.
His experiments with consciousness transmission through wind currents led to the creation of the Memory Tides - powerful atmospheric flows that carried the collected experiences of entire civilizations. Those who learned to read these winds gained access to knowledge from ages past, though many lost themselves in the flood of ancient memories.

"The Memory Tides carry echoes of forgotten ages, dreams of Dead Gods, and whispers of things yet to come. To swim these currents is to risk drowning in time."

Warnings of the Air Archivists

The breeding of the Aurora Serpents demonstrated his mastery of linking light with air. These magnificent creatures, born from the marriage of northern lights and high-altitude winds, danced through the stratosphere weaving patterns that could alter reality's fabric.
The establishment of the Wind-Word Libraries preserved languages that could only be spoken by storms. These ancient tongues, too powerful for mortal throats to shape, required specific combinations of thunder, lightning, and rain to properly articulate.

"When storms speak the old languages, reality shivers with recognition. Each thunderclap is a syllable in words that shaped creation."

Lexicon of the Storm Tongues

His research into the fundamental nature of air led to the discovery of the Breath of Ages - currents of wind that had been circulating since creation's first moments. These primal breezes carried echoes of Te Vevutur's original words, though attempting to hear them often drove listeners mad.
The construction of the Void Observatories along reality's edge allowed him to study the space between spaces. What he discovered in those dark reaches would haunt him until his final day, feeding the melancholy that would eventually claim his life.

"At the boundaries where wind meets void, the Dragonlord found truths that broke his ancient heart. Some knowledge is too heavy for even gods to bear."

Final Records of the Void Seers

"When Black Fire first touched the winds of Gerlandria, Phin-Mahr heard his domain scream. Not with voice or thunder, but with the death-cries of air itself being unmade."

Chronicles of the First Black Fire War

The outbreak of war in 7596 found Phin-Mahr uniquely positioned among the First Five. His mastery of air currents allowed him to observe the spread of corruption across all realms, watching in growing horror as the Black Fire consumed everything it touched.
Initially, he attempted neutrality, focusing on protecting Gerlandria's vast network of Floating Cities. The Cloud Migration began - a desperate effort to move entire metropolises beyond the Black Fire's reach, requiring weather patterns of unprecedented complexity to maintain.

"The Dragonlord wept as he conducted his greatest symphony - the dance of ten thousand Floating Cities seeking refuge in storms too fierce for corruption to follow."

Songs of the Great Migration

When Malovatar's forces brought war to Marenwe in 7610, Phin-Mahr could no longer remain neutral. The corruption of water threatened the very rain cycles that sustained his realm. His intervention took the form of massive atmospheric barriers - walls of pure wind that sought to contain the spreading void.
The Battle of the Dry Wastes in 7681 forced his hand further. As Lavos and Azmodonai's combined armies threatened to overwhelm the Atheloi, Phin-Mahr unleashed weather magic on a scale never before witnessed - storms that raged across multiple planes of existence.

"He turned the sky into a weapon, teaching lightning to think and clouds to hate. Those who survived spoke of tornados that hunted specific targets, of rain that burned like acid in the presence of corruption."

Accounts of the Weather War

By 7730, when Lavos was finally banished, Gerlandria had been transformed. Many of the Cloud Cities lay in ruins, their delicate atmospheric matrices shattered by exposure to Black Fire. The Dragon Flights had been decimated, and the great weather patterns Phin-Mahr had spent eons crafting lay in chaos.
The years of relative peace that followed brought little comfort. Phin-Mahr withdrew into his highest observatories, watching as corruption continued to spread through subtle channels. His attempts to repair the damage to Gerlandria's climate grew increasingly desperate.

"In those final years, the Dragonlord's melancholy deepened into something darker. His weather prophecies became apocalyptic, his storm-songs turned to dirges."

Laments of the Storm Seers

The outbreak of the Second Black Fire War in 14051 confirmed his worst fears. This time, the corruption moved through air currents with terrible purpose, as if it had learned from the first war. His beloved Cloud Cities began falling one by one, each loss driving him deeper into despair.
By 14112, with his realm in ruins and his greatest works corrupted beyond recovery, Phin-Mahr made his final choice. In the highest chamber of his last observatory, surrounded by the dying echoes of winds he had taught to sing, the High God of Air chose oblivion over witnessing the complete destruction of his domain.

"His last breath carried words too terrible for mortal minds to comprehend - prophecies of doom written in the language of dying stars. Even now, that final exhalation circles Gerlandria's highest reaches, a warning that none can bear to translate."

Final Testament of the Wind Priests

The death of a god of air created phenomena never before seen in Gerlandria. Storms of pure consciousness raged for years, weather patterns achieved brief, agonized sentience, and winds carried fragments of divine memory that drove listeners mad.
Two dragons who witnessed his end went mad instantly, their scales bleaching white as their minds shattered. They still circle the site of his death, their keening cries forming complex mathematical equations that describe the end of all things.

"Some say he didn't truly die, but rather dispersed himself into every breeze that would ever blow through Gerlandria. Each wind carries a fragment of his last, terrible knowledge - truths too cosmic for any single mind to contain."

Prophecies of the Mad Dragons

"When a god of wind dies by choice, the very air learns to mourn. In Gerlandria's highest reaches, storms still weave equations of grief, calculating the weight of divine sorrow."

Meditations of the Last Storm Seers

The death of Phin-Mahr transformed the fundamental nature of air throughout the realms. Wind patterns that had maintained perfect harmony for eons became wild and unpredictable, as if searching for their master's guiding touch. The great atmospheric dances he had choreographed began to fragment, creating new and terrible forms of weather.
In the ruins of his highest observatory, where his final breath still circles in endless loops, a new phenomenon emerged - the Mourning Winds. These conscious breezes carry fragments of his last thoughts, their touch granting visions so profound that most observers are driven to either madness or enlightenment.

"The observatory has become a place where reality grows thin, where wind achieves consciousness and storms write poetry in lightning. Those who dare to breathe its air sometimes hear the Dragonlord's final prophecies, though their minds cannot contain such knowledge."

Accounts of the Wind Prophets

The Dragon Flights established the Ritual of Endless Circling - an eternal vigil where pairs of dragons continuously orbit the site of their lord's death. Each pair serves for a century before being replaced, their scales gradually bleaching white as exposure to residual divine energy transforms them into living calculations.
Among the surviving Cloud Cities, new forms of worship emerged. The Air Priests learned to read messages in the chaotic weather patterns left in Phin-Mahr's wake, interpreting the seemingly random atmospheric disturbances as fragments of their god's broken consciousness seeking reunion.

"In the spaces between breaths, where thought becomes wind and memory crystallizes into storm, the Dragonlord's sacrifice created new forms of divinity. His death taught air to think, storms to philosophize, and winds to carry prayers."

Teachings of the New Air Cult

The Breath Libraries underwent a strange metamorphosis after his passing. The stored memories began to merge and evolve, creating complex atmospheric intelligences that spoke in voices of thunder and lightning. These entities claim to be neither Phin-Mahr nor entirely separate from him.
In the highest chambers of Gertasa, where his presence had been strongest, visitors report encounters with what they call the Wind-That-Was-Once-God - currents of air that retain fragments of divine consciousness, capable of granting profound insights or inflicting terrible madness.

"Some say he chose his manner of death with precise calculation - that by dispersing his divine essence into Gerlandria's atmosphere, he ensured that every breath drawn in his realm would carry a fragment of his wisdom."

Theories of the Storm Philosophers

The formation of the Cult of Living Air marked perhaps the most profound development in his posthumous worship. These mystics believe that Phin-Mahr did not truly die but rather achieved a state of perfect dispersal, becoming one with every wind that would ever blow through Gerlandria.
The Weather Oracles, emerging centuries after his death, claim to interpret the complex mathematical patterns hidden in storm formations - patterns they believe contain both prophecies of doom and instructions for survival. Their accuracy, though disputed, has proven unnervingly consistent.

"Each hurricane carries an equation, each breeze whispers a theorem. The Dragonlord transformed death into the ultimate lesson - teaching even chaos to solve for eternity."

Calculations of the Storm Mathematicians

The discovery of the Wind Graves - regions where air currents flow backwards through time - suggested that Phin-Mahr's influence extended beyond conventional mortality. These anomalies allow brief glimpses of moments throughout his reign, though entering them risks being lost in temporal eddies.
Among the Dreaming Dragons, a belief persists that their lord achieved a form of temporal omnipresence through his sacrifice. They maintain vast archives of wind-carried memories, believing that decoding them will reveal the true purpose behind his chosen end.

"Perhaps this was his final gift - teaching us that even gods may choose the manner of their unmaking, transforming death from defeat into the ultimate act of creation."

Final Reflections of the Air Hierophants

"When the Dragon Queen soared through storms her lord had crafted, auroras danced in her wake. Their love wrote equations of light and wind across heaven's vault."

Songs of the First Mother

The union of Phin-Mahr and Diume Diar represented perhaps the most profound partnership among the First Marriages. As High Dragon Goddess of Air, she was his equal in power - where he shaped winds with melancholy wisdom, she commanded them with fierce joy.
Together they choreographed the great aerial ballets that would define Gerlandria's climate patterns for eons. Their combined power birthed the Sky Serpents - vast beings of storm and scale that would become the ancestors of all dragon-kind.

"Their courtship reshaped the heavens. He wove storm-songs of infinite complexity, while she answered with dragon-fire that turned clouds to crystal. The children born of their union still soar through Gerlandria's highest reaches."

The Dragon Queen's Chronicle

In the earliest days, Diume Diar established the Court of Aerial Sovereignty - a grand floating palace where dragons of all flights could gather in council. Here she presided as Queen Mother, while Phin-Mahr's melancholy wisdom guided from the shadows.
The creation of the Dragon Aeries showed their complementary powers at their height. He crafted impossible mountains of solid air, while she imbued them with draconic magic that allowed them to serve as nesting grounds for their winged children.

"When the Mother of Dragons wept for her lord's chosen end, her tears became storms that still rage in Gerlandria's highest reaches. Each thunderclap echoes with grief too vast for mortal hearts to comprehend."

Laments of the Sky Courts

After Phin-Mahr's death, Diume Diar withdrew to the highest reaches of Gerlandria. Her grief manifested in the Aurora Storms - massive atmospheric disturbances where dragon-fire and divine sorrow merged to create new forms of weather.
She maintains her vigil still, soaring through the stratosphere with the last pure-blooded Sky Serpents. The dragons say she searches endlessly for fragments of her lord's dispersed consciousness carried on the winds.

"The Dragon Queen's mourning colors every sunset. They say when storm clouds glow with strange lights, it's the Mother of All Dragons still calling to her lost love across the void."

Legends of the High Winds

The legacy of their union lives on in every dragon that soars through Gerlandrian skies. Their combined essence - his profound understanding of air's nature and her fierce draconic power - created beings that could bridge the gap between elemental and physical realms.
Most profoundly, their relationship demonstrated how even gods could find completion in each other. His endless melancholy was balanced by her fierce joy, her primal dragon-nature tempered by his cosmic wisdom.

"Among the Five Mothers, she alone still rules her realm, though changed by grief. In the highest storms where light and wind merge, the Dragon Queen dances with memories of her lord, writing their love story in aurora lights."

Records of the Sky Priestesses

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