Lavender Clan Lore, pt. 1
Erelon darted through the Frigid Floes, trying to get as far away from the Southern Icefield as possible. She had to get out of this place.
The Icewarden had recently exiled her. Erelon had... well, she tried to break a prisoner out of the cold, glacial prisons that the Icewarden maintained. Obviously, it was very illegal. She had managed to sneak the once-imprisoned dragon, Candra, out with her though, so that was something. Anyways, she had to keep flying.
"Candra, you good?" Erelon asked, checking around to make sure nobody else was around.
"Yeah, just... tired." Candra said. "And hungry. Really hungry."
"Don't worry." The Fae dragon replied. "According to my map, we should reach the Starfall Isles soon. I don't know what we'll do then, but hopefully it'll be more hospitable than this wretched place."
Erelon and Candra traveled for a while across the ice floes, both nervous and excited at the same time.
"Look." Erelon said, as they finally saw the spires of the Crystalspine Reaches. "Here we are."
Candra gaped in awe. "Wow. I've never seen anything more beautiful in my life. Back in the Lightning flight, I used to be a mechanic, you know? And then I stumbled into the Southern Icefield while looking for supplies... you know the story."
"You've been all over the world, huh? Born in the Sunbeam ruins, taken in by The Shifting Expanse, imprisoned in the Southern Icefield, and now you're in the Starfall Isles."
"Yeah. I've never really had a true family though, you know? They just wanted me in the Lightning flight because I was good at fixing their stuff." Candra scraped her claws at the dirt.
"I know. I moved to the Southern Icefield because I thought it would better me to do some studying somewhere else. They weren't as hostile back then. They slowly grew more dangerous over time, though. I still felt like I had to stay. My research was going so well, but then I saw the prisons. I tried to break some of the dragons out, but I got caught after freeing you. And here we are now." Erelon sighed. "I'm finally home."