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Griffin Station
The Griffin Station is an ancient systemic station of Fantasized Lands for transportation with the usage of tamed Griffins that are raised since birth, or trained through a special taming process specifically for serving rides or transportation purposes. Judging by its current condition, it appears to be bleak and desolate, as if civilization abandoned it away from a general catastrophe, or perhaps another reason that would never be known. Regardless of its aspect and condition, the intricate architecture implemented in the station itself is truly astounding and incredible, seemingly magically dancing elegantly in a slow, soothing manner that may be showing the true art of architecture. Religious wind chimes with a distinct design -- [in singular] called a merlin, which means "wind chime" in Hiphel -- can be seen in groups near above attached on the ceilings where the direction of the wind usually strays from. The design of this kind of wind chime includes a bowl-shaped exterior, an interesting clapper on the inside, and a strip of paper that is hung from the clapper. With its three components, it is able to emit a ravishing sound that is reminiscent of the Joy of Wind.
According to ancient documents, the Joy of Wind is the mystical sensation foremost engendered by valiant spirits that have sighted and/or perceived what the God of Wind has been teaching, conceiving, and conveying to his awaited followers through his convictive metaphoric articulation. After the declaration of their god's transcendence, every one of his followers began to weep and crumble whilst the Joy of Wind subsequently engenders and/or awakens, leaving them to form an utterly gratified and purely rapturous grin. The grin represents an unforgettable remembrance of the time, bond, and courage one has formed in the past and has carried forth to the future. That is how paramount and rightfully dominant the God of Wind is, to the followers who reside in Welkin Range.
Griffin Station
The Griffin Station is an ancient systemic station of Fantasized Lands for transportation with the usage of tamed Griffins that are raised since birth, or trained through a special taming process specifically for serving rides or transportation purposes. Judging by its current condition, it appears to be bleak and desolate, as if civilization abandoned it away from a general catastrophe, or perhaps another reason that would never be known. Regardless of its aspect and condition, the intricate architecture implemented in the station itself is truly astounding and incredible, seemingly magically dancing elegantly in a slow, soothing manner that may be showing the true art of architecture. Religious wind chimes with a distinct design -- [in singular] called a merlin, which means "wind chime" in Hiphel -- can be seen in groups near above attached on the ceilings where the direction of the wind usually strays from. The design of this kind of wind chime includes a bowl-shaped exterior, an interesting clapper on the inside, and a strip of paper that is hung from the clapper. With its three components, it is able to emit a ravishing sound that is reminiscent of the Joy of Wind.
According to ancient documents, the Joy of Wind is the mystical sensation foremost engendered by valiant spirits that have sighted and/or perceived what the God of Wind has been teaching, conceiving, and conveying to his awaited followers through his convictive metaphoric articulation. After the declaration of their god's transcendence, every one of his followers began to weep and crumble whilst the Joy of Wind subsequently engenders and/or awakens, leaving them to form an utterly gratified and purely rapturous grin. The grin represents an unforgettable remembrance of the time, bond, and courage one has formed in the past and has carried forth to the future. That is how paramount and rightfully dominant the God of Wind is, to the followers who reside in Welkin Range.
Station
Temperate, yet windy
Unprecendented
- English
- Elvish
- Hiphel
Unknown and undocumented
Unknown, though it's possibly prehistoric