Dragon × The Windrunner
Even chasing a gust, it chases only the one that builds into a swell; a small wind is beneath its notice.
The Dragon refuses the average, and the Windrunner moves the instant the air shifts, so even chasing a gust you chase only the one that builds into a swell, and a small wind is beneath your notice. You sweep across the sky like the Waxing Gibbous, the Bow-and-Arrow stars overhead for swiftness, and you leap only at the big chance.
This is where you win. You scent out the swell that truly forms, the wave under the ripple, and you have the nerve to bet large on it when others are still checking the wind. When the real chance comes you are already in the air, and the size of the bet matches the size of what you saw.
Here is the catch. Eye high, hand low. You look down on the small chances as not worth the leap, and then you are not ready when the big one actually breaks, so you come up empty on both ends, too proud for the small and unprepared for the large. The Bedrock Watcher would break the big chance into a graspable first step you could take today. The swell is built out of small water. Take one small chance you would normally skip, just to keep the wings warm for the large one.
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