Rooster × The Windrunner
At sundown it's the first to dive briskly onto the updraft, and once in, it's still annoyed others are slow.
The Windrunner waits for the updraft and rides it the instant it comes. The Rooster is first onto the wind and annoyed at how slow everyone else is. At sundown you dive briskly onto the rising air, you grab the chance the second it shows, and the moment you are up you are irritated that the others are still on the ground. So you take the opening fast and clean, with no dragging, which wins you a lot of openings.
When a chance appears, you act. No deliberation, no losing the window, just the move, done crisp before the moment closes. That speed is rare and it pays. The cost is the people around you. You are picky and rushed, annoyed at how slowly your teammates move, and you prod them into a fluster, and the fluster makes them slip. Your hurry, meant to help, turns the crew clumsy. You catch the wind and they fumble the takeoff because you would not let them breathe.
The Bow-and-Arrow stars stand for swiftness, the loosed shot that does not wait. The Waxing Gibbous sweeps the sky, almost full and fast. The element is Flame. Some chances, take the leap and leave the team a beat behind. They catch the next updraft on their own clock once you stop rushing the one they are on.
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