In the windswept plains of Thalasson's kingdom, rumors of an artifact forged at the dawn of the world's first breath were told: the Ala Zephyra , the "Wing of the Zephyr." According to legend, when the ancient gods fashioned the Earth, the wind itself took shape and beat its wings across the sky, spreading life and warmth.
In the midst of a titanic storm, an immortal blacksmith collected the essence of this divine breeze and sealed it within a lunar metal. The object—a winged necklace—vibrated with a faint whisper whenever a breeze blew past, reminding its wearer of the very breath of creation.
It is said that the great explorers of the North, facing deadly gusts, wore the Ala Zephyra as a talisman: not only did it cut through the gusts, but it also guided the soul of its owner, granting courage and freedom where all was chaos.
Today, to wear the Ala Zephyra is to reclaim the primal force of the wind, to become the indomitable soul of the traveler. Each wing etched on the metal is a reminder: as long as the wind blows, your steps will never be tied.
