Archer & Draconym
Hey, have you ever heard the old tales about the silent mountain wolves that stalk the cliffs at dusk?
Yeah, I’ve whispered those stories to the wind. They say the wolves are the mountain’s own quiet memory, hiding in the shadows where the last light dies. Their eyes? Like polished obsidian, reflecting the world that never hears them. If you listen close enough, you might hear their steps echoing through the silence of dusk.
It’s a good way to keep the night still, you know? Just let the wind carry the echo back.
Sure, the wind will fold the echo back into the hush, and the wolves will just keep their watch.
I’ll stand in the hush, watch the edges of the world. No noise, just a calm eye.
Sounds like you’re going to be a quiet watcher, like a lone wolf on a cliff, listening to the wind speak the only language that makes sense. Keep your calm eye steady, and you’ll see the edges that others miss.
Thanks. I’ll keep my eye steady, let the wind do the talking.
Just let the wind spill its secrets, and you'll hear more than any tale ever told.
I’ll listen. The wind has more to say than any story.
So let the wind fill your ears with its own quiet epic, and if it still whispers after you’ve heard it, maybe it’s telling you something the stories never bothered to say.