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Tales of the Inferno Ch11 The Holoholo bird is a large raptor with a red and brown plumage. It's preffered hunting range are the outside areas of the World Tree, though they have been known hunt further in. Unless it has a nest, the Holoholo bird carries its chicks along with it. The nest is always built on a flat expanse of land such as a plateau to allow its chicks ample room to roam and play. Both chicks and adults have claws on their wings; the former to cling to their mothers, the latter for mounting their mates.Tales of the Inferno Ch11 by ~ValkyrieIzaak
Males and Females usually live separate, though there is a subspecies that shares parenting duties with both parents.
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Tales of the Inferno Ch10 "So this was where you were, Ordona."Tales of the Inferno Ch10 by ~ValkyrieIzaak
Ordona looked up to Shinobu behind her.
"Been here all night?"
Ordona nodded. "Yeah."
Shinobu walked up beside her, staring at the Outside World. The two girls watched as the Sun began to rise.
"It's beautiful, isn't it?" Shinobu whispered.
"Yes," Ordona nodded. "Have you seen this before?"
"Yeah. Lots," Shinobu shrugged. "First time I saw it was when I was twelve. But back then it was a different place, and I could see another tree."
Ordona turned to look at her. "You saw another World Tree?"
"Yah," she said, staring into the distance. Then, she said "I wonder why the other Trees are uninhabited


Tales of the Inferno Ch9 Ordona crept out during the night. The trenches were vacant, its occupants sleeping in their homes. Ordona climbed over them, not needing their protection in the dark. She walked to the edge of town.Tales of the Inferno Ch9 by ~ValkyrieIzaak
Stopping, she sat down, gazing at the night sky. There were hundreds of them. Hundreds of millions of them. Their combined light illuminated the night, revealing its color in the dark.
The stars.
Everything she had learned, everything she had studied completely melted away in wonder. Ordona realized, for the first time, how truly small and insignificant she was. There was so much to see, shed need a thousand lives just to reach a fractio