5 Random Theories Of How Mira Came To Be

## Theory One

Zios was drifting listlessly through the night, feeling lonely and bored, watching the stars pass by like every other century. But as the dull, well-known constellations passed, something new formed in the stars- the constellation of a Blue Heron. Zios was entranced by this mysterious discovery, and so he decided to make this amazing wonder come alive.

Out of enchanted clay, Zios sculpted the great Blue Heron he'd seen among the wide night sky. Zios thought that if he saw the constellation again, the better it would help him to sculpt the Blue Heron.

And so Zios set off to the outskirts of the planet once again, but to his disappointment, the constellation was gone. Zios lost hope and motivation, so he left his options to creativity, making the heron literally blue, and adding on to its features from his own imagination. The finished product was of his satisfactory, and so he officially released the entrancing heron.

The heron soon came alive and was bursting with magic and wonder, its curiosity growing brightly. "I will name you Mira, for your beauty, wisdom, strength, kindness, and ever lasting hope." Zios declared.

And from that day on, this godly heron was known as Mira.

## Theory Two

Once upon a time a blue flamingo lived in Jamaa. They were the fist jammer ever.

Zios had made the animal special, it was the first "members-only" flying animal he had made and released officially.

The flamingo was sky blue, and had a longer, pointier orange beak and longer legs with slightly better gripping talons then a usual flamingo.

Zios fell in love with the first jammer. The problem was that he could not go down to Jamaa just to visit her, and she could not fly as high as he floated up in the cosmos. And so, Zios decided to do something.

Zios created a new land, filling it with jammers, and calling it "Temple Of Zios". There was a shrine, a mighty statue of him, where he could speak his own words through with his own voice, now able to contact jammers.

Zios demanded the first jammer to speak with him through his shrine. The first jammer was a wanderer, from what Zios had learned, and so he created a private castle dedicated to her, where Spring, her favorite season, reined. Flower buds littered the grassy plains, floating upon enchanted stones, where warm rain came down upon a cold, dark lake.

He called it "Sky Kingdom, a den fit for monarchs."

The first jammer was quickly attracted to the unique release and offered a price of many diamonds. Surprisingly, Zios declined, and said that the price would be for her to meet him at the first copy of the den, three hours before sunset, and pay him three gems, three sapphires, and three diamonds, along with her name.

The flamingo's name was Mira. And so, she climbed the great clouds, went through the obstacle of many phantoms, collected sapphires, gems, and diamonds along the way, and at last, reached the den just in time.

"Mira, I love you, but we cannot be together down in Jamaa. So I will grant you immortality. This will take half my magic away, but for you, my love, I will do it." Zios announced.

And so Zios granted half his magic to Mira, and she became a beautiful blue heron with incredible power, while Zios decayed slightly, his magic from modern times now becoming much more ancient, and alas, his land became known as "Lost Temple Of Zios."

## Theory three

Once upon a time, Zios was just a toucan. A normal toucan. He flew among the clouds and waited. He couldn't tell time. One day, Zios came upon a golden mask, and as soon as he put it on, the mask enlarged and he felt a surge of power.

But suddenly, Zios the toucan felt lonely. He wanted a friend so badly! He even felt heartbroken. Why? He had absolutely no idea.

And so he settled off to the sea- for there was no land. He saw a tall, sturdy blue heron leaning down in the water. Zios dove down after the pretty bird, instantly feeling forgetful and listless.

The blue heron greeted Zios. She said she wished for land to finally rest upon, and so Zios used his new power to create the land. The heron was so extremely grateful, and so she decided to marry Zios.

Zios was instantly and fully in love, and so, he immediately wished for the girl heron, Mira, to fly as high as he could into the skies with his powers.

And so he transformed her, decaying and feeling much older then he truly was.

From now on, Mira is a great big blue heron that is beautiful, generous, wise, strong, encouraging, gentle, hopeful, and intelligent.