High above the snow-capped mountain peaks, where the air is thin and crystal clear, soared a majestic eagle named Kaelan. His wings were wide and powerful, his eyes sharp as blades, and his heart beat in harmony with the rhythms of nature. Kaelan was the king of the skies, but he knew that his true strength didn’t lie in his wings alone. It was something else—something he couldn’t see but could feel: frequencies.
The Silence in the Sky
Eagles are known for their ability to glide for hours on thermals—rising warm air currents that effortlessly carry them to great heights. Kaelan had learned that flying wasn’t just about strength or speed; it was about listening. Listening to the frequencies of the wind, the earth below, and even his own heartbeat.
One day, Kaelan felt a strange vibration in the air. It was subtle, a low tone that rippled through his feathers. A storm was coming. Many animals rushed for shelter,