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1
Amber fog drifted over the valley like the memory of a campfire long since gone cold. In its center sat a single egg, tall as a cottage and translucent as melted honey. Runnels of faint gold chased themselves through the shell in quiet spirals, illuminating glyphs no living scholar had ever seen.

Idra had not meant to find the egg. One moment she’d been threading a ravine in search of night-blooming thunderlilies; the next, her compass spun until it whimpered and the canyon walls unfurled into this hush of copper haze. Curiosity, that well-worn rebel in her pocket, convinced her to step closer. The nearer she moved, the more the glyphs pulsed—beat for beat with her own accelerating heart.

A fracture formed, fine as hair, then flowered open with the sound of distant thunder filtered through velvet. The shell curled back like sunrise petals, revealing not yolk or bird but an airship coiled into itself—a serpentine vessel of stained-glass scales, every plate painted by an artist who only dreamed in dawn and midnight.

The ship unfurled, rose, and bowed low in invitation. Idra did what every legend insists you never do: she stepped aboard.

2
The deck felt alive beneath her boots, flexing with tidal breath. Controls were grown rather than forged—lilac vines winding into levers, prismatic fungi pulsing beneath crystalline throttles. When Idra laid a tentative hand upon the central console, the ship stirred awake with a satisfied purr.

The fog parted. Down below stretched an obsidian plain cracked into glimmering dunes. Each ripple flashed mirror-bright, reflecting not Idra’s face but future faces she might wear—warrior, scholar, parent, ghost. Wind poured across the plateaus in slow billows, carrying the scent of meteor dust and apple skin.

Without crew or anchor, the airship surged forward, hugging the glass ridges. Its scales caught the scant light and threw it back as ribbons that stitched and unstitched the horizon. Idra braced herself against the rail, laughter tumbling loose despite the strangeness of it all; the vessel answered with a humming crescendo that felt suspiciously like joy.

They raced until the desert blurred, until the sky decided it was ocean and rolled overhead in foamy streaks of lavender. Then gravity, that stubborn monarch, abdicated.

3
Everything lifted. The dunes snapped apart into globes of citrine vapor. Idra herself drifted upward, no heavier than an afterthought. Around her sprouted trees made of memory: one bore crystalline pomegranates filled with childhood secrets; another dripped clocks set to tomorrow’s regrets.

Idra’s fingers brushed the nearest fruit. It burst into shimmering dust that tasted like the moment just before a first kiss—startled, electric, infinite. She spun once, twice, letting the flavor rewrite the shape of her grin. Above, the airship paddled its wings, navigating the orchard with languid flicks, its hull glowing in pulse with invisible music.

Presently a ladder appeared, rung by prism rung, materializing ahead of the prow. It rose into nowhere, each step refracting the orchard’s wonders into kaleidoscopic halos. The ship nudged the lowest rung, and the ladder accepted the weight as though expecting it all along.

Idra climbed aboard again, nerves singing. Together, traveler and vessel ascended the spectrum staircase—past garnet, through viridian, into frequencies unnamed by any tongue with sense enough to remain sane.

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