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Kadryn was gathering up some supplies to go to Aisko. She’d never gone before and was nervous. Plus it seemed things were about to happen in Ashen city about the strange created Hybrid and the research notes found in the cave. She didn’t want to go and see anything that dealt with that. She knew that nothing good would come from it, bad feelings towards hybrids were starting to show in some people. So she approached her parents and asked what she should bring with her to go to Aisko. All her clothes were mostly suited to the hot dry deserts of Eowyn, so she was practically unprepared for ice and snow. He father had smiled and given her his old winter hunting gear. It was a good thing Kadryn was thin and didn’t mind wearing too long clothes; because there was no way that they’d have fit her normally! Her father was a good two heads taller than her and a bit broader. So she wore a set of her own clothes out to the ferry with the winter gear packed away and a small brazier with some cold coals for a fire in her new bag.
On the day long ferry ride to Aisko, Kadryn slept and fished for most of it. Once it got too cold, she began to put on the warmer fur lined clothes her father had lent her. Finally Aisko came into view, its icy white shape looming above the iceberg and fog covered ocean surface. Kadryn at this time was bundled up, wearing over large clothes rolled up at the edges and furry boots that were too large but warm. She’d stuffed extra cloth about her feet to keep them warm and make the boots fit better. Her breath steaming in the air, she gazed in wonder at the snow and ice wastelands before her as the ferry docked. Talk about an easy place to get lost! If it weren’t for the ice mountain, she was certain she’d get lost. Gathering her pack and mace, she wrapped extra cloth around its handle to keep it from being too cold or slippery to grip. She nodded good bye and unfurled her wings, flying up into the cold icy air. Walking would take too long, she wanted to find some dragons quickly and head back to her warm home!
She flew about, always keeping the mountain to her right so she knew how to reach the docks again. After a few hours in the cold, she felt her wings start to stiffen up so she decided to land and warm herself up before looking some more. Pulling her brazier out, she got a small hot fire burning in short order. She kept her wings unfurled; they’d warm up faster from the fire than from her body heat. As she sat by her brazier and soaked up the warmth, she sensed a change in the air. Something dangerous was approaching… Quietly slipping her mace in front of her, she kept it hidden by her large dark grey wings. She felt her blood begin to stir, eager for action. She heard something behind her and decided to turn the tables and ambush the ambusher. Grinning, she whirled and charged at the large white Dragon sneaking up behind her. Her fire warmed mace smashed with a bloody crunch into its neck, causing the Aiskala Dragon to roar in pain. As she prepared for another blow she felt an ice wind filled with sharp ice shards hit her from behind. There was another Dragon! Laughing, she furled her wings back into their tattoos as she spun and thrust the mace upwards at the wounded Aiskala Dragon’s head. Kill this one first to free her up to fight the other! The spiked metal ball smashed up and broke the dragons jaw as one of the spikes was thrust further inside the head and into the brain. Blood dripped down onto Kadryn as the Dragon fell and faded away to leave behind its soul in an icy blue orb. Kadryn dodged quickly to the side as the remaining Aiskala Dragon charged her, throwing an ice spear at the place she just vacated. Kadryn screamed back at it in response to its roared challenge and charged right at it, swinging her mace. She felled this once quickly as well and gathered up her two orbs happily. Hunting Dragons was much easier these days than when she was just starting out.