At the densest section of the forest, there is a brief clearing where a steady flow of water streams down the slippery stone staircase. The water here is cool and refreshing. Staircase Falls has been rumoured to be the place where reality is met by magic; where peaceful spirits dwell. They are rumoured to have healing powers that are used to help the desperately hurt, though no one has experienced this, except for, perhaps, Kaive.
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Posted on March 7, 2012 at 03:09:06 PM by Kenai
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It’s amusing how much selection is in the world. Not only does society choose who deserves to die and who doesn’t but the earth itself does as well. It seems that almost everyone instantly makes either an assumption or judgment upon the weak. I know myself I have been judged many. As I watch this fay now, a spark begins a small flame inside me. Who decided whether or not she deserves to die? The injustice of it all was breathtaking, mind blowing and beyond irritating. She looked so beautiful to me, then again I see her differently than others. I imagined if she was healthy, if her empty stomach had food in it. The glorious picture the appeared in my mind was also breathtaking. I knew then that if I could I wouldn’t let this masterpiece starve to death. She was fighting, that was obvious to see but another obvious factor was how much weaker that fighting was causing her to be. She had tensed up greatly when I had begun to move towards her and her reaction caused me to frown slightly. I wasn’t one of evil, sure I had been in many fights but to believe that I was dangerous was insane. When I turned to completely view her, I could feel the embarrassment rise from her body. The emotion shocked yet I should’ve expected it. The poor gal. My heart swelled with emotion as I struggled to contain myself. I wanted to trade her positions. This was wrong, all of it. Why someone like her had to struggle so badly I didn’t know but it was insanity. I held it in though. I held in my sympathy, my thoughts, I held it all in. I had barely met her and already I knew that if she were to give up now I would never be happy again. His ears pricked up as she spoke. Each word seemed to be filled with doubt, disbelief and even hope. At first I was hurt by her words. Then again, the world was a place full of deceit and mistrust. He softened his gaze as his jaws clenched together. Her lyrics were true and false at the same time. He watched as her eyes began to water but now tears overflowed the eyelid. His heart had been torn. Why? That element had not been found yet. All he knew was that he ached for this fay. As she fell to the earth, falling as if being a limp doll, I fell with her. Lowering myself to the ground, I search instantly for any injuries. Seeing none, I boiled with anger. Anger at the world, anger at the brutality of it all and even angrier at myself. I promptly lifted myself from the ground, wordlessly and charged into the trees. My large bodice moved easily through the land. I instantly regretted not telling her where I had gone but it wasn’t like she was going anywhere. I propelled myself forward, pounding my large paws into the earth to make myself go faster. I never hesitated, not once as the forest deer’s scent reached my nares. I felt them more than saw them. They didn’t expect me; the three of them hadn’t even noticed me coming. I was like a torpedo, coming for nothing but blood. I felt their terror, heard their hopeless cries for help but it was futile. The only image that entered my mind was of Dye, lying helplessly on the ground. They kick the air, flailing their limbs frantically. The slowest one got my attention first as instinct took over. A low growl emanated forms my chest and reverberates around the area as I lock my powerful jaws on his hind quarters. The deer kicks frantically and my head is jolted back. I snap down as his leg shatters under my hold. Not ceasing, I pick up my speed to go after the others. They had gained a lead as I had taken the last deer down. My muscles screamed in pain as I pushed myself farther and farther. I came up to the second one and misjudged its kick, not letting the earth guide me like I normally would. Hoof met bone as it slammed into my shoulder. I felt an extreme pain enter my entire body and I let out a quick whine of pain as I lock onto that same foot with my jaws. The same thing occurred as I clamped my jaws, causing the deer to collapse onto the earth floor. The third deer was long gone and I couldn’t have caught up if I tried. My shoulder burned with an intensity I had never felt before. Standing there, my whole body shaking as the deer flailed helplessly, I calmed myself, taking in rigid breaths and closing my eyes. Turning to look at the deer, I avoided its horrified gaze as I lowered my head to finish the kill……. I don’t know how long it took me to drag the deer back to Dye. I would take turns with each one. Dragging one a few feet, turning back then dragging the other the rest of the way. The whole time my jaws were clenched shut as I ignored the pain in my shoulder. I’ve had worse. Finally, the sound of rushing water entered my audits and I let out a small sigh of triumph. I kept up the routine as I made my way back to Dye. I wouldn’t let her know about my wound, she had enough to worry about. Besides, it was unnoticeable by any but me. I avoided her gaze as I made my way back to the falls. Turning my back to her, I face the water. I couldn’t bear to see her in that state anymore. If only she had the strength to stand. A pain worse than my shoulder filled my chest. It formed in my heart and I lowered my head in defeat. “I will be over here if needed. Please, eat.” My voice was soft and my eyes locked onto the earth floor. My breathing slowed as my limbs began to shake. The adrenaline that once ran through me had left and I was stuck in the exhausted state that I was in. Trying my hardest to lie down without plopping, I lowered myself to the ground and rested my weight on my left side to avoid lying on my shoulder. It throbbed and I felt warm all over. I glanced sideways at her, attempting to hide the emotions that swirled in me at the sight of her. I was in deep now. How great for me to fall for one and then lose them? That road was one that I did not want to go down again and yet, here I was. ooc: Ahhh! Its so sad!!! Also, this is one of those long sucky posts! Sorry! |Kenai|Adult|Male| |
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