FIRE

High on a mountain of ash and ember rested a glowing Phoenix egg.

A small Firefox crept close. Winters were long. A flame like that could mean survival.

But before it could touch the egg, an ancient Dragon rose from the smoke.

"This fire is not meant to be taken," the Dragon said gently. "It is meant to be tended."

The Firefox hesitated.

Far below, frozen rivers were forming in a distant mountain valley. But ice alone cannot create wonder.

So the Dragon pressed his claw into the stone and kindled a steady golden flame — strong, warm, and safe.

The Firefox carried its own fire into the night, learning that true strength must be tended.

Much like the Firefox, brave Ice Artisans carry warmth in their hearts as they work in freezing conditions to build with the elements.

Because Fire does not melt magic.

It gives it life.

But even passion needs something strong to stand upon…