Red Shadow Claws
Six Thousand Club
Descending Air 27
The lot of you have gathered from far and wide in T'chala, following dreams and portents. The night before another such dream has woken you up, drawing you to the forest near the city limits, whereupon you got to a large clearing in it's midst. Not too far away, you can hear the sounds of hustle and bustle, and from rumors you've heard, you know that the Court of Seasons is getting ready to leave, now that the Season of Air is about to end.
At the moment you all stand still, a strange shape appears in the clearing. 4 female figures emerge from the ground. They are beautiful, and each is more exotic than the others. One is as white as snow, her hair and eyes blue like ice. Another is all green, with a dash of gold and brown in her hair, and brillint green eyes, with a reddish rim. The third one is shorter in stature than the others, but stocky, and she is colored in browns and gold., though her hair is slightly gray. And the fourth is blue-green in color, with eyes of deep blue, and hair like the color of sea shells.
As they stand before you, you can sense sadness in them, and longing, and soon you realize that a fifth one is missing, a red and fiery one. For the 4 figures standing before you are the goddesses in charge of the seasons.
The lady of snow white color turns to you, her voice melodious, but cracking like ice at times "I'm sorry for leading you all from your normal actions, but our plight is great. Despite what the Court of Seasons might have others think, they do not have any influence on the turning of the seasons, except to ensure proper prayers. We five maidens are working for the Department of Seasons in Yu-Shan, and are in charge of their turning. But in the past few days our sister, the maiden of the Fire Season, has disappeared. We have no idea where or why she left, but if she isn't found, it can have repercussions. Already temperatures are lower than normal, and don't seem to show much interest in rising, and if it keeps on like this, and she doesn't return, we might not have a fire season, which can cause even greater disruptions, the likes of which hasn't been seen since the Great Contagion."
The lot of you have gathered from far and wide in T'chala, following dreams and portents. The night before another such dream has woken you up, drawing you to the forest near the city limits, whereupon you got to a large clearing in it's midst. Not too far away, you can hear the sounds of hustle and bustle, and from rumors you've heard, you know that the Court of Seasons is getting ready to leave, now that the Season of Air is about to end.
At the moment you all stand still, a strange shape appears in the clearing. 4 female figures emerge from the ground. They are beautiful, and each is more exotic than the others. One is as white as snow, her hair and eyes blue like ice. Another is all green, with a dash of gold and brown in her hair, and brillint green eyes, with a reddish rim. The third one is shorter in stature than the others, but stocky, and she is colored in browns and gold., though her hair is slightly gray. And the fourth is blue-green in color, with eyes of deep blue, and hair like the color of sea shells.
As they stand before you, you can sense sadness in them, and longing, and soon you realize that a fifth one is missing, a red and fiery one. For the 4 figures standing before you are the goddesses in charge of the seasons.
The lady of snow white color turns to you, her voice melodious, but cracking like ice at times "I'm sorry for leading you all from your normal actions, but our plight is great. Despite what the Court of Seasons might have others think, they do not have any influence on the turning of the seasons, except to ensure proper prayers. We five maidens are working for the Department of Seasons in Yu-Shan, and are in charge of their turning. But in the past few days our sister, the maiden of the Fire Season, has disappeared. We have no idea where or why she left, but if she isn't found, it can have repercussions. Already temperatures are lower than normal, and don't seem to show much interest in rising, and if it keeps on like this, and she doesn't return, we might not have a fire season, which can cause even greater disruptions, the likes of which hasn't been seen since the Great Contagion."