Torchline is warm compared to, say, Halo in Leafchange, but it's far from the long and scorching days that have passed. Most creatures that adore the fire and warmth are born and grow during that season, so for one to hatch now is not ideal.
All of this might explain why Melita gets a visitor to her nest. (Almost like Ludo predicted it, or could feel the nearness of death).
Regardless, a bronze speck from one of the windowsills of the Aumakua soon flaps and wends its way down towards the honeybee girl and her companion, screeching a weak sound of hunger. The hatchling is cold and brand new, barely the length of Melita's palm, but there's fire in its belly yet.
All of this might explain why Melita gets a visitor to her nest. (Almost like Ludo predicted it, or could feel the nearness of death).
Regardless, a bronze speck from one of the windowsills of the Aumakua soon flaps and wends its way down towards the honeybee girl and her companion, screeching a weak sound of hunger. The hatchling is cold and brand new, barely the length of Melita's palm, but there's fire in its belly yet.
