- a wind priest
- got his position due to his fearless and unquestioning nature, having spent his youth salvaging airships that the windsinger had forced too high up so the occupants would die but the ship would be spared (as every part of an airship is more precious than a dragon's life, let alone a traitor's)


- comes from a family of airship builders
- hey remember that the windsinger controls the wind, all the time, and thus you need mega deity favor to a) get anywhere b) not get spiked directly into the ground
- so to work with airships has religious connotations


ships were living things, be they in the outer ocean, the Sea, or the sky.



chasing the hulk of a ghost ship across the sky, so far up her keel scarcely touched the clouds. the skin of her balloon was a ragged, peeling thing, slick with ice, and half of her windows had burst from the pressure

aboard, the crew stayed where they had died. wretched, frozen things, with scarcely time to fall to the floor when the air left the gondola.




he reconsecrated the vessel. poured kites from the windows so they could rattle in the gale in lieu of a procession. he would


the controls wouldn't budge, the tiller frozen or ruined or gone, but slowly, the wind shifted, and allowed the airship to descend


- you know those textposts about autistic people must have thrived in monasteries. yeah
- OBLIVIOUS to all of the bad behavior in the wind region because he does not think about the implications of anything


- after koramussi was sent in, the windsinger considered that virulent was not getting a rosy view of wind priests, so he forced this guy to move up for pr purposes
- okay fine there can be a air fleet. as a treat
- that searoad (well skyroad) gets a lot of traffic and derelicts
- virulent is 100% capable of running them down with the cavalry


- there is no way on sorneith that vinnaskir is capable of dodging amantevuelo. you're going to the cavalry

vinnaskir | norn origins | holy laborious work