Ink-stained Sky

And as that raging, swirling, storming cloud of spattering colour and canorous sound bellowed hither and thither listening and sighing, breathing and crying, painting idly and deftly dyeing...https://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/5093001The sky of Galbar has been permanently ink-stained by the Ink god, Meghzaal. The heavens are no longer blue by day and black by night as they were originally made, but permanently aurora-esque. This occurred shortly after the god created the Worldsong and, inspired by its beauty, went dancing and singing in the form of an immense storm of ink & poetry across the world. While the sky itself is now an ever-shifting aurora of a thousands hues, clouds remain as they are - white and grey or orange, pink, purple, and red by sunset.
Beyond being mere stain, the colours of the sky are attached to the Worldsong, and so the sky's colours in each locale hint at the coming to life of certain weather patterns such as windiness or rain. So, for instance, a sky that has a greater number of hues of blue may suggest it will soon rain, or one that is shifting and boiling dangerously may suggest a coming storm.
The colours of the sky are not subject to the day-night cycle, and so are visible during the day just as they are at night.
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