Glossary of the Reaches

Fictional world. Leyra Ashwind is an original fictional character from the Vizlings app. Everything on this page is imaginative lore about her world — not real history, not a real person. All character art is AI-generated dramatization art, created in-house.

Talk like a sky-sailor.

Ashwind
Leyra's clan; storm-listeners of the high eastern islands.
Calling
Shaping small willing winds; the everyday art of gust-callers.
Cloud sea
The endless clouds below the islands; home to cloud-rays.
Current-riding
Catching the Great Currents bodily, without a ship. Dangerous; Leyra's specialty.
Dead air / dead calm
Sky with no wind at all. Sailors' dread; see the Siege of Cloudharbor.
Feather-capsule
A message pod ridden on the currents between islands.
Feather charm
A carved storm-petrel-bone token carried by wind-singers for luck.
Featherfall
Controlled gliding with shaped currents; Leyra's famous art.
Great Currents
The vast wind-rivers looping between the islands on seasonal courses.
Gust-calling
See calling.
Harbor pilot
A wind-singer who talks ships down through crosswinds to the mooring towers.
High Road
A rumored current above the highest clouds; uncharted.
Hollow, the
A region of sky where the wind went silent. Leyra's one fear.
Listening
Reading a storm's voice — its pressure, humidity, and temper — from its hum.
Mooring tower
The tall masts where skyships dock at cloud cities.
Quiet Table
The Ashwind clan custom of leaving one seat empty at meals, for the wind.
Ray-shadow
Sailors' blessing: “ray-shadow on your sails” — good luck.
Reaches Reckoning (R.R.)
The fictional calendar of the Reaches.
Silver sail
Current-catching sailcloth treated with storm-silver.
Skybound Reaches
The whole scattered world of floating islands.
Storm-deaf
The exhausted, headachy state after calling too hard.
Storm-iron
Heavy ballast metal used in skyship keels.
Storm-listener
A wind-singer specialized in hearing storms; the Ashwind art.
Wind-ledge
A cliff platform where young listeners sit out their First Listening.
Wind-singer
A practitioner of windcraft generally; Leyra's calling.