“She has never once been late, and she finds lateness personally insulting.”
A Storm bird of The Talon Court
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The fastest animal that has ever lived. She folds her wings and drops out of the sun at two hundred and forty miles an hour, and the pigeons below never see the sky move. The pigeons filed a formal complaint with the Night Parliament; it was denied, on the grounds that the parliament only meets at night.
She runs the dawn-to-dusk patrol like a train schedule and finds lateness personally insulting. Thermals that make her late are, in her view, a character flaw in the air itself.
She has begun eyeing the High King's crag — not the throne, just the altitude record. The distinction matters to her.
“Vesper, who is never late, was seen timing the sky at dawn with unusual attention — not the patrol, something else, something she would not name. Svalin, watching from the tundra's edge, said only: 'She times it every year. It is always on schedule. She has never told me what it is.' The fastest animal alive, waiting for something. On time.”
Vesper timed something she will not name. It was on schedule.
The raptors: eagles, hawks, falcons, and kites — the apex predators who own the daylight sky and settle every dispute by out-waiting it.
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