Creakwing's Crossing

The story explores the swallows' fear of Winter, traditionally a season of death and decay for them. With their leader, Creakwing, too old to migrate south, he decides to stay behind and face the harsh winter alone. This pivotal decision challenges the swallows' instincts and sets the stage for themes of courage, survival, and the struggle against nature's harsh realities. Creakwing's journey reflects the complexities of aging and the resilience required to confront the unknown.