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Revision as of 18:16, 31 August 2014
A sketch of skyeels from Shallan Davar's sketchbook.
| Artist | Ben McSweeney |
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| Book | The Way of Kings |
| Source | here |
| File type | Image from Shallan's sketchbook. Interior art of The Way of Kings |
“Skyeels are common near most coastal cities we pass. I had read of them often, and was excited to see them. Most are between 4 and 5 feet long, though I spotted one monster that must have been 9 feet from snout to tail.
They are so graceful and fluid in the air, often accompanied by dozens of tiny spren, flying around them in a swarm as if riding their wakes. The sailors call them "luckspren"--I doubt it is their true name.
How does the creature stay in the air? I noticed some sort of pouch under each wing that deflates as it dives.
They seek fish just below the water's surface, or crabs and rats on the docks, and aren't nearly as graceful on land.”
—Transcription of notations
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| current | 03:09, 25 October 2012 |  | 795 × 1,200 (215 KB) | Windrunner (talk | contribs) | A sketch by Shallan Davar of skyeels in Kharbranth. From here: http://www.brandonsanderson.com/images/wok/tWoK_SKETCHBOOK-1_SKYEELS-webres.jpg Category:Races and Creatures |
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