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Stardragon Holidays (Festival of Colors)
8 years ago
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Festival of Colors - Usually within the first week of April
Far out in the Painted Desert, there lived a tribe of StarDashers that hid themselves well within their home. Two factions resided within the tribe; the Daylight Dashers and the Moonlight Dashers. The Daylight Dashers were usually muted colors, such as red, tans, browns and grays, which blended in with their desert durring the day hours. However when the sun went down, the desert soon came to light with all kinds of glowing plants and even glowing creatures. The Moonlight Dashers were bright, florescent colors, or dark as the night with bright markings. Their gems always glowed in the moonlight to help them blend in with their surroundings.
As time passed, the Daylight Dashers grew envious of the Moonlight Dasher's bright and beautiful colors, and grew sad with the knowledge that they would never be as 'beautiful'. Thus, the Tribe's leader came up with a brilliant solution. Pigment was taken from the glowing plants and made into dust which could be thrown at the Daylight Dashers to coat their fur as they ran through the dessert once the sun set for the evening. For the very first time, the Daylight Dashers took joy in prancing around under the moonlight, glowing brilliantly under it's lovely moonbeams. The Moonlight Dashers quickly joined in, and soon all of the tribe's people were completely covered in colorful dust.
On that day, the Tribe's leader declared it an annual holiday. All Dashers of the tribe would run through the desert together, laughing and playing in harmony. The dust covering their fur would remind them that under all of the colors, they were of one people and all important. After years passed, it soon became a tradition for even Dashers of other tribes to join in on the celebration.
In the morning, color from the night before would be left everywhere along the desert, making it literally painted. But it would not stay for long, for the April showers would quickly wash it all away. Only those lucky enough to know about when the celebration was held would get to see the beautiful array of pigment scattered about.
Far out in the Painted Desert, there lived a tribe of StarDashers that hid themselves well within their home. Two factions resided within the tribe; the Daylight Dashers and the Moonlight Dashers. The Daylight Dashers were usually muted colors, such as red, tans, browns and grays, which blended in with their desert durring the day hours. However when the sun went down, the desert soon came to light with all kinds of glowing plants and even glowing creatures. The Moonlight Dashers were bright, florescent colors, or dark as the night with bright markings. Their gems always glowed in the moonlight to help them blend in with their surroundings.
As time passed, the Daylight Dashers grew envious of the Moonlight Dasher's bright and beautiful colors, and grew sad with the knowledge that they would never be as 'beautiful'. Thus, the Tribe's leader came up with a brilliant solution. Pigment was taken from the glowing plants and made into dust which could be thrown at the Daylight Dashers to coat their fur as they ran through the dessert once the sun set for the evening. For the very first time, the Daylight Dashers took joy in prancing around under the moonlight, glowing brilliantly under it's lovely moonbeams. The Moonlight Dashers quickly joined in, and soon all of the tribe's people were completely covered in colorful dust.
On that day, the Tribe's leader declared it an annual holiday. All Dashers of the tribe would run through the desert together, laughing and playing in harmony. The dust covering their fur would remind them that under all of the colors, they were of one people and all important. After years passed, it soon became a tradition for even Dashers of other tribes to join in on the celebration.
In the morning, color from the night before would be left everywhere along the desert, making it literally painted. But it would not stay for long, for the April showers would quickly wash it all away. Only those lucky enough to know about when the celebration was held would get to see the beautiful array of pigment scattered about.
