ZephyrBreeze

An elemental spirit,-turned-deity. blessed by the windsinger

A cathedral-like building, higher up in a plateau, within the grasslands. the winds around it are especially strong. The building is said to be haunted, by rumor of the townspeople - an ancient library lies there, underground, with magic and things of old that have not come to light. But yet, all who go there, are swept away by a strong wind that not even the strongest fliers can overcome. it is a custom of younger dragons and hatchlings to go here, to explore - as a coming of age type of practice. to prove themselves brave enoughf - Curious archeologists and scholars ontinue to try and explore here, but their efforts are thwarted by a spirit who protects that place - Or, a Wind Deity as those that reside in The Grasslands / The Outskirts call them.


- The building is old, and though it couldn't protect the ones who worshipped it and worked with it, it still . Remains there, even if it wanders. The Deity is said to be an elemental spirit blessed by the windsinger, and... Many, many foxes and kitsune are seen around the area here. Not all of them are friendly. The being itself is a shapeshifter , its appearance never staying the same - and in that sense, a trickster. Those that have been able to enter will become lost and dazed.

It appears in a mist like form, like the green mist that surrounds the windsinger. It has grown fond of some of the hatchlings in the area who have gazed upon the building and wondered its secrets, and blessed them as well. It has grown to be a friend of the dragons of the grasslands, though not many know of it or remember it. It has no name, but it was given a name by a hatchling once, and it has used it ever since.

Windsweep.

It is a curious dragon, a trickster who would lead others astray for its own amusement. Lacking most of the same morals that most dragons do, and taking delight in the confusion and pain of others. It has a soft spot for hatchlings, and foxes. Foxes that surround the area, it are its eyes.

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