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Why? It Was A Nice Fire... (Winters)

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Roktos stood, proud of his work. He had built a completely safe fire, that he himself had ignited.

It had taken the best part of the morning, but 'twas finally complete. With a spit roast on it too.

He had started simply collecting fire wood, and piling it neatly, circling the pile with 3 rings of stones. Most of the fire wood was moved into place without Roktos picking it up, and had been him and a big metal stick that he had poked and prodded the other wooden sticks into place with. The rocks were all dried from where he plucked them out of a nearby stream, having to alternate hands to avoid damage to himself.

Then after the wood and stones were in place, he used several pieces of metal to make a rotating spit roast to go over the fire, using the heat from his hands to mould and shape the metal pieces to the correct shape.

Finally, after that was done, he had collected some fire water, the liquid he had found was highly flammable, and probably the only liquid he could swim in that wasn't molten rock. Then he poured that on, and touched it, watching the fire ripple to life.

The only thing that could ruin this would be if someone doused the whole thing. Then something may end up melting. Namely the person who doused the fire.

Winters-Feather

With a bobbing, laughing lantern in hand, Sha-Sha cheerfully pitter-pattered through the forest. The dawn had been a lazy one. He was almost disappointed. No travelers to bother today, not one! However, the spirit didn't let something like that discourage him. There had to be something to come along, it was only the morning.

And come along it did. He smelt the smoke, first. His face lifted and his umbrella lowered as the spirit tried to follow the scent. He held his lantern out, looking around for the flame. He spotted it through the trees. The spirit made a popping noise, excited. Where there was  a fire was a traveller!

The rain spirit wasted no time. He glided and jumped towards his destination, his lantern light glowing brightly. He knew whoever it was might see the lantern. That was all part of his trick. Once he got near enough but still far away to lend way to a chase, he stopped and giggled rain. Then, in a moment, he disappeared, transforming into a cloud and merged with the light fog of the day. He couldn't quite see who he was messing with, yet, but Shasha could tell there was something special about him.