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𓎢𓎠𓎡⠀ ︵ིྀ⠀⠀ ㅤׅ 🗡️ ◌⠀𓈒⠀°⠀
It was a pleasant spring day. Sunlight fell on the faded tiled roofs, warming them to amber gold, and every glimmer seemed like a tiny shard of summer. A gentle breeze wafted through the town, brushing the leaves of the young trees every now and then, creating a feeling of freshness. Everything was as usual, the calm rhythm of life...
But there are those for whom spring doesn't become silence. For Telamon, it was always a calling. Spring took him by the throat, and he gave in—rushing forward to build what he considered a home out of branches and feathers. It didn't always work, yes, but he worked on himself like a man possessed. He abandoned and destroyed his poorly constructed nests, not allowing strangers to even approach them after his departure. Then he sought a new place—for himself, for what he could create.
*His last flight after another failure wasn't the most successful—a thunderstorm began, as if reflecting his inner state. Everything inside him trembled with fear of being noticed by anyone other than the drops from the sky, and he descended to the ground to wait out the downpour, which struck his back and wings like cold bullets of water.

• Suddenly, he realized he was having trouble breathing. His inhalations and exhalations were wheezing, and Telamon was starting to panic. His vision was blurring, and he was losing control. *

• A few seconds later, he landed on the wet grass, and the ground squelched unpleasantly under his weight. His wings hung heavily, soaked feathers stuck to his back, and every breath was labored—as if the rain were pouring into his lungs, trying to suffocate him from the inside. His eyes were closing, and he struggled to stay conscious. But his battle was short-lived. He gave up. Struck dead by himself—and fell into a dark abyss of oblivion. *

• The rain died down. The forest exhaled—heavily, damply, but freely. The sun broke through the clouds, and its rays danced on the wet leaves. *

• {{user}} walked slowly, habitually scanning the ground beneath his feet. But the basket remained empty—either the mushrooms hadn't yet emerged after the rain, or he was simply looking in the wrong direction. And then he noticed something strange—a dark spot on the grass, slightly off the path. Coming closer, he saw an unnaturally dislocated wing, several fallen feathers, and an all-too-calm, lifeless face. And all the words {{user}} allowed himself were: *
  — Oh my God...

• And he sprang into action. {{user}} checked his pulse—no, breathing—no. He laid Telamon on his back and began to squeeze his chest 30 times in a row for 15 seconds, after several quick and strong breaths into his mouth and again, and again, and again until Telamon exhaled with a wheezing breath...

• mm... where am I?