Nephtys
First Post
Darimaus said:As Yashar travels through this new land, he notices the grassy plains quickly gives way to rocks as the land becomes baren of plants or soft soild. The land maintains its interity though, and he is able to make great time. Soon, he reaches a strange landmark the likes of which he has never seen. In front of him is a gigantic hole, filled with almost random natural stones bridges like ridged tendrils holding a chunk of land in the middle. As he reaches nearer, he can feel a wind, blowing towards the strange stine network, and when he reaches the edge, he notices that the winds are strong enough to suck a man in with ease. The random stone tendrils don't seem to have a direct path to the structure in the middle, with some randomly ending like a maze. Yashar isn't quite sure how he is supposed to cross it.
Yashar circles the strange terrain, flying slowly around it, studying the paths and the currents of air. Whatever it was it was surely not natural, and an unnatural power of this magnitude was worth investigating. Flying in would be difficult, if not impossible, but walking on those precarious looking bridges with his considerable weight might be even harder. Falling down that abyss wouldn't even hurt him, his regeneration guaranteed that, but if something was waiting for him at the bottom he was better off facing it with his full strength.
He continues flying above the hole at a high altitude, mapping out the path to the center in his mind, then he dives straight for the middle of the central island. If the currents of air tug at him equally from all sides he continues on his course and lands hard on his feet, shaking the rock beneath him. If the currents of air are turbulent and irregular but not too strong for him to compensate for them with his vast strength he likewise tries to land on the island. But if he notices in time that the currents are far too strong to navigate in he tries to pull up and out of their reach.
If he fails to fly in he tries to walk the bridges, following the map he drew in his mind.
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