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Storm Hawks
The Condor (1)
Condor Exterior
Piper's bedroom
Finn's bedroom
Junko's bedroom
Aerrow's bedroom
Crystal Lab room
The kitchen
The Bridge/the Helm
The infermary
Episodes:
Storm Warning (1st image)
Old storm hawks site (2nd/3rd)
Best friends forever (4rd image)
A little trouble (6th)
Siren's song (5th/7th)
Second chances (8th)
Infinnity (9th)
5 days (10th)
Built by the original Storm Hawks years ago, the engines are older than the team combined, and although temperamental, they still have the might to push the great vessel through gruelling journeys. The bridge lies in the bow and has the best visibility on the ship, including a couple of sixty-foot periscopes for traveling in cloud cover. Behind that lies the blacksmith shop and Piper’s darkroom for crystal nurturing. Finally, hatches lead to the squadron’s Air Skimmer bay and repair area, lining the airship’s lower decks.
The Condor's seen more than her fair share of battles, but though the creaking hulk may look the worse for wear, the old ship still has a few tricks up her sleeve. And no one's better at coaxing them out of her than Stork. In fact, Stork and the Condor have come to the rest of the team's rescue countless times, swooping in out of the clouds with the horn blasting out a warning to anyone who dares to get in the way.
Destiny 2: At The Helm Again
The Dream Lord's throne.
Boy, this thing looks super unforgiving and uncomfortable.
• It has a pair humanoid spines that go up along the side.
• Something that appears serpentine near the bottom.
• A helm is in the centre and on each of the arm rests.
I wonder if the curling motifs are supposed to be the horns of the (red) God's that had once imprisoned him?
Raven wings are near the top, they almost look like moth wings.
"I fashioned gates from their horns. I took the bones of the one who had hurt me, and I fashioned them into a helm, to remind myself always of my defeat: to wear into battle, and into danger." - Dream of the Endless, chapter three Overture, written by Neil Gaiman.
We can see which skull he used for his helm, the one that has hurt him. It makes me think, when he was crafting it, did he use the same God's spine, or did he use the others? Did he use that whip from the red one and alter it? Either way, that's pretty badass.
We know why he made the gods into the gates and his helm. What we don't know is why he brought that idea to his throne. Did he do it to show other gods, deities, and the like he will not be trifled with, like a scare tactic? The throne tells so many stories here, just as he does. But, it does make me wonder: what would the backside look like? Would it tell the same story, or would it tell another?
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Morpheus’s helm backstory
The helm story from Overture for those who wanted it. Many thousands of years ago (before Nada but after Killala of The Glow) The Dreaming was invaded by some Lovecraftian Old Ones. Â Morpheus was captured and chained up in his own dungeon. He scratched his siblings sigils into the wall. Â One by one they refused to help (And you wonder why he was reluctant to call for help in the show!) Â When he got to Delight he discovered she was "Changing" (turning into Delirium so reluctantly he called to Desire. Desire sent him a lover, Alianora.
 Alianora rescued him from the dungeon and helped him defeat The Old Ones.  She ended up with a scar on her cheek.  Morpheus used the skull of one and the spine of the other to make his helm and he used their horns and tusks (ivory) to make the gates to his castle.  The gates of ivory admitting deceptive dreams, the gates of horn admitting the truthful dreams (whether literally or symbolically).  Over time Morpheus and Alianora drifted apart but she had been there so long she knew she could not return to her home world so Morpheus gave her a dream stone made from a piece of his soul.  (This is a jewel Barbie would call the Porpentine.  It's actually a rose quartz Dreamstone) and he gave her a skerry (an island) in The Dreaming.  The dreamstone enabled Alianora to rule the Island, which became known as "The Land."  Many young women had coming of age adventures in The Land.  This suggests that it was Wonderland, Oz, The Labyrinth, etc. In the events of The Sandman: A Game of You the rose quartz dreamstone is finally destroyed and Morpheus reabsorbs The Land back into himself.  He meets up with Alianora's ghost and he tells her how her Land has been home to many brave young women since she left it centuries ago.    Alianora's story is carved into the gates on the TV show. Â
"Hey, Ghost?" "..." "Talk to me, buddy." "I'm.. sorry, I don't have much to say." "I just want to know how you're holding up." "This feels.. wrong. Not even just with the Traveler being... I don't know how to describe it." "Do you want to talk about it?" "I think.. the best word here is.. this doesn't feel like the end. It feels like we're in some, eye of the storm here. And that's not a good feeling to have, after everything." "... I know I don't ask this enough, buddy, but is there... anything I can do for you?" "I just need.. a minute, I think." "'Course. As much time as you need."