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- “All right,” Seth said. “Anything else for Kendra?”
- Grippa sighed. “I hesitate.”
- “What?”
- “It can be quite effective against dragons under the right circumstances.”
- “Sounds like what we need.”
- “It would be nice to keep in the arsenal just in case,” Grippa said.
- “We’ll try to bring everything back,” Seth said.
- Grippa shrugged. “It would not hold off dragons forever.”
- “I’m so curious,” Seth said.
- “A sack of gales,” Grippa said.
- “A bag of wind?” Seth asked. “Are we back to bagpipes?”
- “To loose the drawstring of the sack is to unleash a mighty wind,” Grippa said. “With a dragon on the ground, the sack would do little. But it could cause real problems for dragons in flight.”
- “How much wind?” Seth asked.
- “When full, a fierce gale for at least a minute,” Grippa said.
- “Is it full?” Seth asked.
- “Currently, yes.”
- “How long to refill?”
- “It varies,” Grippa said. “The sack is fed remotely by wind collectors in several strategic locations around the globe. Under ideal conditions, the bag can refill in hours. Or it can also take days.”
- Seth scrunched his brow. “If the sack can blow a dragon off course, won’t the person holding it go flying?”
- “The bag is magically stabilized,” Grippa said. “Otherwise the holder would blow around like an untied balloon.”
- Chapter 5-Stingy
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