Suriyapak
Suriyapak · AR-015
Role: solar wing warrior
Homeland: Cliffs between floating islands
Weapon: Golden claws and wings
Power: Control the lift flow and cut the wind force with the wings.
Limitations: Can't fly in narrow tunnels Wings that lose feathers really need to recuperate.
Year joined: 19
Non-proprietary sky
On the cliff of Koh Loi Suriyapak learned that height is safety. The adults pointed down into the shadows of the earth and told stories of the dangers of being unable to fly up. He grew into a golden-winged warrior. They patrol the northern borders and believe that the sky they protect is the inheritance of their clan.
He once chased a merchant airship down from a vent because it didn't have a badge. When it crashed, he only reported that he had succeeded in driving off an intruder. Several months later A kid on the island brings a music box from a shipwreck to repair. Inside was the name of the recipient, a child of the same age. Suriyapak began to think of the people on the boat as people with a destination. It is not a black spot that violates the line on the map.
When the crack changes the airflow The floating island began to lose its balance. The wing council ordered all air vents to be closed in order for their community to survive. Suriyapak followed suit and found that there was no rain on the ground below and the water pump blades had stopped rotating. He filed a report. But received an answer that the problem of people who could not fly was not the responsibility of the Sky Guardians.
He went down to inspect himself and was stoned by villagers. Because I remember the wings that chased boats. Suriyapak almost responded with a gust of wind. Before he saw a woman holding the same music box. She doesn't need an explanation of the rules. She wanted to know if the brother on the ship had a chance to land somewhere else. He didn't know, because he had never looked after a successful expulsion that day.
Suriyapak searches the wreckage and finds two survivors in an abandoned mine. The wing feathers were torn while passing through the gap. He reached them but couldn't fly them out. So he had to stay and wait for help in the place he once despised as the world of the wingless. Darkness makes people's voices easier to hear. A man tells a story about his daughter, not knowing that the listener is the person who caused the boat to sink.
They were found by Tharakes and a unit that was surveying the groundwater. Suriyapak confessed to the survivor before leaving the mine. Both are unforgiving. But he allowed him to carry the tools and go back to testify. He had to rest his wings for several weeks. In the meantime, work on the ground. Learn that arriving late at your destination does not make the walker's life any less worthwhile.
In the nineteenth year, the floating island encountered a storm. The council asked him to go back and turn off the wind again. He proposed opening a joint drain with the ground instead. Villagers help build support pillars Tharakes preserves the waters and he led the tide to withdraw from the island, losing part of its territory. No side gets everything. But the two worlds do not have to feed on each other's survival.
Suriyapak returned to the position of ruler of the sky channel and took on the responsibility of surveying the coalition's air routes. Every trip requires a landing spot and a plan to help those unable to fly. One by one, he returned to the families of those who had disappeared from the ship. Send in the things you found and tell the truth about what you don't know.
When new wing feathers grow He didn't try flying as high as he always did. But it flew low over the cart path, visible to the children walking. If someone needs help They will know which way to call. Suriyapak still loves the sky. But this love made him want to open it wide enough for other people's journeys as well.