Crow

A solitary bird whose arrival disrupts scholarly precision. Its screech cuts through Romana and Professor Rumford’s survey, marking an intrusion beyond ordinary ornithology. The creature’s presence heightens tension, its perch on the stone circle transforming the stones into an omen rather than a measurement. Vivien Fay dismisses its significance, but Romana’s instinctive unease suggests something more sinister lingers beneath its dark feathers. It exists as a harbinger, neither understood nor questioned in the moment.