Sketchies-ARPG

Background Seasonal Bonus Scavenging Biorhythm The longer days were beginning to come forth, even as that large sun descended, the golden sunset casting its gorgeous orange rays of light across the land, the nearby lake shimmering, no, glistening with light. It rippled softly, pushed by the subtle breeze like the soft grasses which edged the lakes shore. Tufts of grass were here and there, growing in the slightly sandy soil, struggling to grow in the golden savannah, but it wasn’t enough to cover the stones hidden underneath the soft soil, nor the bones or insects, the lake a perfect hiding place for any prying eyes. The further away from the lake they travelled, the more cracked the ground became, large and deep, enough for anyone to almost break their ankle if they stepped wrong. The clouds hanging in the sky were trimmed with red as the setting sun caused an array of animals to come out, but others, readying themselves for bed. Birds came to life, moths coming out from their

Background Seasonal Bonus Scavenging Biorhythm A gentle chirp sounded as the dark brown sparrow fluttered around Lyse's shoulder, wings gently flapping every few moments as it circled her. Lyse strolled proudly down the through the darkness around her, looking left and right as she strolled forward casually. The large, hilly field which she was walking through held small patches of melting snow on their peaks, gentle running streams shimmering from the moonlight flowed through the valleys between the hills. Trees were scattered between the hills, at the bottom to hold the edges of those streams and occasionally small sprouting trees grew at the crest of the hills but they grew thicker further to the south. The moon shone boldly in the night sky, paired with gorgeous shimmering stars hung on the dark, navy skies. The pale white light they offered was bright enough to illuminate the strands of grass which gently swayed in the breeze. Newly budding flowers of the night were tempted

Background Seasonal Bonus Biorhythm Curiosity got the better of her when Falkreath heard the people screaming, shouting to one another, that they should run for the hills and get away from their fields. Even in the setting sun, Falkreath was only just beginning to feel the energy flow through her, eager to explore and have a look at what the village was so scared about. She made her way past the outskirts, making sure that she didn't go near any other stryx, them or their riders, she was mildly concerned about them as she didn't want to, as she saw it, be held captive by those people. She preferred being free, able to feel the wings beneath her feathers, feel the melting snow beneath her claws and dance among the golden light as the petals blew around her. She didn't feel comfortable being so attached to those humans... Instead of going straight through the village, she made a massive circle around it, a large 'C' as she cut through the oak forest, stepping carefully over those

Background Seasonal Bonus Scavenging Biorhythm The sun was dipped below the horizon, displaying a wonderful array of oranges and crimson among the cloudy skies, the melting snow glistening with gold. Birds flew to their nests in the dying light, their feathers wrapping around their young to keep them warm. Creatures of the twilight came forth, deer striding towards the shining rivers for their final drink before night came in. Clouds were beginning to roll in, thin clouds which were more useful for blocking out gentle sunlight over bringing rain towards them. Gentle winds swept over the rolling hills, grasses shimmering in the light as they waved to and fro. Spartacus wandered through these plains, the orange light flickering off the white of his feathers, Eclipse perched on a small raised rock which was at the top of the hill, berry bushes to her left and a small pile of suspicious looking dirt at the base of her rock, the poor girl giving a yawn. "You know, I could totally put

Background Seasonal Bonus Wisp Hunting Biorhythm The small group had been searching the dense forest for quite some time, the faint rays of the moon casting its shimmering light through the canopy overhead, gentle budding flowers beginning to glow softly in the forests undergrowth. The darkness was still growing deeper as the minutes went by, but waiting for the darkness to come was completely deliberate. Surrounding the five, there were tree trunks so tightly packed that they were less than a wingspan apart, so close that they could easily touch two or three at once with outspread wings, which for the stryx, truly hindered their free movement through the forest. Thankfully there was a small aid, with the sources of light being the moons rays which pierced through the canopy and small glowing mushrooms that held fast to the base of trees which were bright enough to almost clearly light their path. Thanks to the brightness, those mushrooms helped to indicate any potential obstacles

Background Seasonal Bonus Scavenging Biorhythm As the light slowly turned towards an orange, the birds began to retreat, trying their hardest to make their way back to their nest in the surrounding forests before it was too late. But navigating the dense forest was easier said than done, especially as there was barely any room to move freely between the trees, the light itself barely breaking through to the underbrush, unable to give its amber brightness to the budding flowers beneath. A gentle breeze flowed through the trees, scattering pink and purple petals over the lush green of the forest floor. Dense trees refused to let the gale howling around the outside come too far into their lands, giving shelter to those who dwelt within their embrace. Even the bees sought their protection, especially as they hid their deliciously sweet meals. It was within the grasp of the forest that they continued forward, a loud sigh coming from Spartacus. "This whole thing really isn't necessary

Background Seasonal Bonus Scavenging The gentle humming of bees were beginning to dwindle as they sought out their resting place. The warm light was fading as the sun slowly began to dip below the horizon, casting a brilliant orange light to be cast down. The melting snow on the mountain tops began to shimmer against the orange, the last rays doing their best to melt away the evidence of winter. Flowers still did their best to bloom despite the dying light as the woodlands plunged into a deep orange. The trees gently swayed in the breeze, lining a small clearing which had several large rocks scatted over the ground. In the centre of those rocks was a small pond, glistening with orange, reflecting the light back against the gathered stryx. Vyshemir was perched by the waters edge, having just taken a nice, deliberately long drink of water, Spartacus glaring down at him from the rocks over him. Eclipse rested nearby, half asleep at the edge of the clearing. Numali, as curious and

Background Seasonal Bonus Scavenging The darkness of night loomed overhead, the stars returning to their place as the light of the sun truly died over the horizon once more. The moon, with all its glory, shone through the canopy above, unable to continue the act of melting snow like the sun could. Instead, it gave rest to the shrinking mountain snow, the darkness it provided also causing the bees and butterflies to return to grasses and newly budding flowers to rest for the night. Deep in the forest, the rays of light still shone boldly through cracks in the trees, allowing any nocturnal creature to easily see, and see clearly, just what was happening around them. Vyshemir ruffled his feathers as he strolled forwards between the trees, rays of light easily illuminating his path as he kept his head held high while he looked through his surroundings. Even with his keen eyes, and gorgeously white feathers, nothing caught his eye for anything to search for. Not even the forest floor

Background Seasonal Bonus Scavenging The last days of light brushed over the mountain side, casting the lands into darkness once more. Stars quickly began to glistened overhead, gracing the melting snow with their light, shining out their faint, faded colours as blue, red, green and some even a dull purple graced the darkened sky. It truly was a lovely contrast to their dark surroundings. However, that was soon to change as the cloudless night was broken as the moon rose, a full moon, which cast out its glorious light to the lands below. Creatures of the day turned into rest for the night, unable to see the petals floating gently on the breeze as they slept soundly in their dens and hollows in the trees. The flowers closed for the night, bees unable to pollinate them as they rested in the comfort of their have or hiding in the middle of flowers. But for others... Oh no, it wasn't their time to sleep. It was their time to shine. Crack! Talons cracked against the stone, a small