long ago, the planet was rich with extravagant, abundant forests full of a rich diversity of mushrooms, moss, ferns, vines and flowers of all varieties. of these, the greatest of all was the ‘aionios’ forest. a small, secluded village was situated deep within the foliage at it's center, and was inhabited solely by thirteen elves. each elf was gifted with a unique, special ability, that they used to help the village thrive and progress. the village leader was rhya, who could talk to animals, particularly the birds, which were crucial to the village for the warning of impending storms, potential predators, and even village communication. his daughter, capidgeccino, had a vast knowledge of botany from a young age and used her ability to craft medicine for the elves. life was peaceful, content and harmonious; until that fateful day.

one misty february morning, the village was awoken to the frenzied calls of a flock of crows. capidgeccino anxiously asked her father, “what is it?” to which rhya replied, “im not sure. the birds are saying it’s going to rain, but somethings not right. they’ve never acted this way for a storm.” a momentary silence hung in the air before rhya quickly returned, “pidge, let’s go to the nest.” the nest, was capidgeccino’s safe haven, situated in the tallest tree. it provided the perfect lookout of the entire forest, and she used this spot to conduct her research and store her herbs. as they rushed to the top of the tree, the rain fell closer. it didn’t take long before they realized it turned anything it touched to stone. the rain surrounded the village, and it wouldn’t be long before they were caught in it's storm. “what should we do?” capidgeccino asked. rhya smiled at her, painfully, and ran to the village. capidgeccino stayed and watched as the forest began to disappear before her very eyes. it wasn't long before she shook off the horror and quickly began preparing an elixir she hoped would be the key to saving her kind. meanwhile, her father informed the others of what was happening, and the elves began to say their farewells. after a quick mix, capidgeccino rushed down the tree trunk as quickly as she could, desperately praying she’d make it in time.
but she was too late. the rain froze her where she stood, as a statue of stone, clutching the mug of the elixir.

it’s been over a thousand years since that day and the forest has been slowly recovering; new trees have grown from pinecones that have fallen over the years and fresh grass and rivers have appeared. however, the village has long since disappeared. many of the elf statues now eroded or covered beyond recognition in vegetation.
on a misty autumn morning, a young fantail pigeon left his nest, exploring the deserted village in search of a new home. he soon stumbled across a statue with a mug filled to the brim, which he decided to use for a bath. the elixir capidgeccino had concocted thousands of years prior still sustained itself within the mug. as he splashed around, the elixir inadvertently spilled onto the statue, which then started to show cracks, eventually crumbling to reveal the young elf inside.
capidgeccino opened her eyes and found the pigeon perched on the mug. despite the initial shock, the bird knew she meant no harm. her memories began to return as she slowly looked around. she was thrilled to see the tree, still standing exactly as it was before. she placed the mug on the ground and made her way towards the nest. the pigeon followed. as she gazed out, capidgeccino saw that most of the forest had grown back to its former verdant magnificence.

she reached out her arm to the sky and touched the misty haze looming overhead. the pigeon perched itself on her shoulder and she smirked in recognition. she descended the tree, and began to explore the area in search of plants and herbs that could be used for medicine, food, or even water. after some time, she came across a river and took a short rest. before leaving, she noticed a plant that she had never seen before. its leaves were dark green, with rigid edges. it had a combination of eggshell toned flowers and a berry, that varied from bright red to soft green. “i wonder if these are safe to eat.” the pigeon flew down to join and began to peck at the berries, then cooed, and that was enough of a sign for her to take a chance on them herself. she picked a berry and cautiously ate it. it had a similar taste to cherries, but with more of a hibiscus flavor. it was tart, sweet, and juicy. it’s pit, a hard, green seed. she gathered as many as she could find, and then made a quick return to the nest.
she could hardly wait to research the newly discovered plant. she started off by removing the seeds from each berry, some to be planted for later, and some to be researched. she then put out some birdseed for her new friend, and planted some seeds at the base of the tree. for the next three days, she studied numerous combinations with the newfound plant. she called it cascara, and soon realized that it was much more versatile than other plants she had encountered. its cherry could be consumed, while the seed could be cooked, ground up, mixed with water, or even milk. it even was found to have restored her energy. she called it cooffee.

after having been fully inspired by her research, she decided to take a break. she looked up outside, to see that misty haze she knew all too well. “everytime something important happens in my life, it always seems to be foggy outside.” she mused, her eyes then landing on her pigeon friend. “you know, i still need a name for you. how about fog?” she continued, her mind suddenly reminiscing the warm beverage she made her village from boiled leaves and bergamot oil, with a dollop of frothy milk on top. ’it helped a lot of people feel better when they weren't feeling well.’ she thought to herself, until she finally said, “you help me feel better, fog.” she concluded. fog softly cooed in agreement.
the next several years passed with capidgeccino continuously studying and learning more about cascara. though things may have been lonely at times, she had fog by her side, pushing her to explore more about the plant, and the endless possibilities cooffee brought her.
capidgeccino found herself to be more passionate about cooffee than her other medicinal abilities, and devoted much of her time perfecting it’s craft.

the nest also got less lonely over the years.
a few new cooritters have come through every so often.
they’d sometimes get a new egg or two, which was always welcomed.
as it was always nice to have more in the flock.

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