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 This is the story of two warring factions and how one person and a crew of misfits try to bring them to peace. On one side you have the Avicien, an ancient race of people with feathers for their hair and magic running through their veins. On the other side are the Drakharin, human like dragons. These two factions have been at war for centuries with massive body counts to show for it. In the middle we have a human girl named Echo (although that isn't her real name). She was brought into the Avicien's by the Ala when she was a small girl and has been pickpocketing for them ever since, even though some believe that she doesn't truly belong. 
 Everything Echo knows though is about to be supremely tested when a simple birthday gift for the Ala turns into a scavenger hunt for the legendary firebird, whose power is rumored to be able to stop the war. But she isn't the only one searching for it, Caius - the Drakharin Prince - is also on the trail, and he has his own purposes for the firebird.