Windsurfing

Some avian populations that dwell in mountainous regions of Persus, particularly the Iyam-ru, use the heated air from volcanic hot springs for updrafts, allowing them to cruise effortlessly through the sky. They have adapted to the geothermal activity of their habitat by climbing nearby peaks surrounding the steaming ponds. The cliffs, shaped by centuries of volcanic activity, have become a common playground for them. Here, they tend to engage in aerial acrobatics and intricate flight patterns, showcasing their agility and glistening plumage. The steep rocky outcrops serve as launchpads, where the birds often engage in playful competitions, each vying for the best position to catch the next thermal current. This friendly rivalry adds a dynamic spirit to the cliffs, making it a vibrant and essential part of their daily life, and giving tourists visiting the hot springs one kind of a show.