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Ice Mountain

The Ice Mountain is much smaller than Wolf Mountain, yet climbing up it is far more difficult and shouldn't be attempted in winter. Some creatures collect the shiny stones at the peak of this mountain for necklaces.

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Posted on December 21, 2010 at 06:05:45 AM by Talon

The multi-colored brute jumped from ice rock to ice rock. His large black claws keeping himself from falling. He stood on one rock covered in ice, looking down at the land below. He was way high up. The teen used his fire blessing to melt the ice when he almost slipped and fell to his death. Talon wasn't about to die again. His blue 'u' markings on his shoulders and now, starting to show on his back thighs. He resembled his father a lot except his u's are blue and he had his mother's silver 'x's on his forearms and light blue eyes. And the fact that he wasn't much of a killer. He was more like his mother in personality except much less ignorant and gullible. His brows furrowed as he lay on the rock, looking from the land below to the sky above, then back down. Hights didn't scare him but the thought of dying again. He was sure he wouldn't have a second chance of living if he died.

His red, black, white, and blue fur ruffled in the wind. It had grown longer while he was... dead... though he had no idea how. "Wow..." He muttered to himself, getting up as the sky turned orange and the sun started to rise. He turned and jumped to an icier place, just to make himself safer if someone attacked. Well, maybe he wasn't safer but he could always make them still and fall to their death. Talon's claws dug into the ice, cracking it then melting it with his fire like he had done lower on the mountain. He watched as the sun came up, glad to be able to see such a sight. He sat, tail swishing side to side lightly. "Amazing." He murmured again, watching the skies. He sat, waiting for the sun to completely rise.

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