Consuela

Consuela had grown frustrated by other dragons. As soon as one of the clan members had figured out that she had Sight when she was still young, that was the only thing she was wanted for.

At first it had felt good to be useful, to be special and sought after, especially when she was little. To feel Imporant amongst grown dragons.

She didn't know how, but when someone asked her what they should do, what path they should take on a certain decision, she could just see how each choice could play out so clearly. She relayed what she saw and let them make their own, informed, choice.

As she grew, she came to realise she had no-one close to her. Other dragons didn't visit to spend time with her or ask her how she was doing. They only ever wanted to know what she saw in their futures - how she could help them.

The most frustrating thing of all was that Consuela's Sight didn't work on herself. She couldn't See what she should do.

The next time someone asked her advice, she lied. She was just so tired and bitter and not in the mood. It was such an inane question too, proving that what made Consuela special had just become expected and taken for granted.

Should I go on vacation to the Starfall Isles or Sunbeam Ruins? What's going to be the better experience?

Both options were fairly uneventful and pleasant enough. This dragon had a wonderful time and made new friends in both. Consuela couldn't remember ever being happy like that, so in a moment of jealousy, she lied.

"You'll have the best time at the Tsunami Flats."

Consuela didn't know what would happen, she hadn't Seen it, but the dragon in question had been swept away and nearly drowned and came back accusing Consuela of attempting to harm them.

Consuela left, realising she had nothing to lose. She's determined to make a new start, and keep her Sight a secret.

Sage Subspecies: Horizon Seer Give a Sage with this ability a simple choice and they can tell you where the choice might take you. Especially effective with actual crossroads hence their name. The more choices however the harder this can become.