Edarneor

The elusive Cermàen, or as they are often called -- Kees-bàelar (whiskered-floater) are huge airborne creatures, somewhat akin to a fish. It is considered a great luck and extreme rarity to meet one up close, though on a clear day one can sometimes see them floating far above, solitary or in twos or threes.

They depend largely on lightwater to keep themselves afloat, and are usually seen near the jetsprings of Erih-Nurus, though they are known to migrate large distances, which is somewhat of a mystery. The creatures usually feed on huge quantities of insects, or an occasional unlucky bird.
As all the other syntonic animals, they have inherited two pairs of eyes; the second one is presumed to be weave-sensitive, however, whether it is still functional is not known.

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This is something I started mid 2017 and was working on and off throughout 2018 in small bits. It came through several iterations, and I decided that I'm going to post it this year, or never... so here we go.

A sketch from a dream

You know what's funny about the future? People contrive it with their own hands.
She laughs.

You know what's funny about prophecies? People seal them the moment they ask for  them.
She laughs. Her laughter sounds like tugging at the strings of fate, stretched, ready to snap.

But do they ever learn?


The Seer had never been wrong. Not once did she err. Her fame spread far and wide. Visitors came seeking — men, dragons, even the younger gods pursued her.

The contract was simple. She tells your future, you give your eye in exchange.

And so, to everyone she told the truth, always the truth. And for every single one of them, the prophecy had been the same:
"You will give your eye to the Seer" she said. And so they did, for they had agreed.

And then she laughed...

Meow-Ho-Ho!!