The Cavern of Secrets holds much more than you can imagine. Once a forbidden place, the ban on entrance has been released...yet, is it a good idea to enter?
Once a great battle had been fought in this cavern, against a dark beast that had once - and still might - dwell here. No one knows where he disappeared to, but there are rumours...
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Posted on March 14, 2012 at 10:38:17 PM by Rylee
To be frank about the situation, I was annoyed at how much I believed it wasn’t right. He was this superwolf and I was plainer than a gray rock. In truth, the hurt look he had given me at my hushed words had shocked me to the core. Instinct had me change the subject though. Sometimes, if I could I would cut my instincts off and just go with the flow. But no, I had changed the subject and he hadn’t hesitated to move on. I didn’t even have the words to tell him the truth. How could I describe something I didn’t understand? What if he thought it was folly. For a moment, I simply stand there, stupider looking than I felt, if that was possible. I lowered my head to the ground, attempting to find the words. When a small sliver of courage entered my soul, I lifted my head only to feel frozen by his cerulean gaze. I stared back at him, still as stone, undecided. Then he was moving away and the desperate need to be with him caused my bodice to follow unconsciously. The stench of the worms caused my other senses to fail. It was quite overwhelming in actuality. Still, even after he apologized I remained silent. I wasn’t like the other fays though. In my younger years I wrestled with my brothers and I rolled in things that I didn’t even know existed. I wasn’t going to lie, the swim earlier had left me refreshed and I regretted going through the strange strands before me, instantly feeling the terrible scent fall onto my fur like a blanket. “At least you smell just as bad as I do.” It was a silly attempt at a happier topic. It didn’t surprise me that my words went unnoticed. Something was off, it wasn’t something I could see, feel, or hear. It came to me by sense and only sense. The eerie quiet wasn’t a comforting stillness where unheard words floated between us. Then, a larger area had been bestowed on me, an area with two passageways, two tunnels. I stared at them for a moment, entranced by the stories that could’ve occurred here. It was if the tunnels could have been like two doorways to another world. One led to a glorious world where only glory resided while the other consisted of darkness, utter darkness. No matter, they both gave me the willies. I didn’t like either of them really. I actually, I didn’t like this room at all. My russet audits perked forward to catch any sound but only quiet entered their domain. I couldn’t even hear my heartbeat. Stranger, I couldn’t hear Knyghte’s heartbeat. It seemed we had walked forever but here, here is where I stopped almost refusing to go forward. Maybe I was just being a chicken, a real baby, but I didn’t care. It wasn’t right and I didn’t like it at all. When I didn’t like something, I avoided it, simple as that. Or, I attacked it. Well, seeing how the latter wasn’t an option. I half turned to find a way out, my irises still attempting to focus on the darkness now that the glow of worms had begun to fade. It was possible that they weren’t fading and it was my imagination. Only they knew. As my evergreen orbs faced Knyghte’s, I stepped back slightly. Whatever he was thinking I wasn’t going to like it, end of story. Then, his words, his glorious words echoed in my ears and I paused, confused for and slightly shattered. “Wait…you…” His small kiss froze me and left me even more confused. In my mind, too many things were living. I couldn’t focus, I couldn’t breathe. Then I felt his large build push against my smaller one and I was falling. His form was beginning to fade away faster and faster. “Knyghte!” The word flew from my mouth like a violent wind of fury. It was my last desperate plea for him. It was how I was going to tell him, tell him what I couldn’t tell him before. I knew it would reach him but the thought of him ignoring it caused me to grow numb. I was still sliding, sliding down the tunnel and coming closer to a blinding light. I was numb; the journey seeming to drag on forever. My whole being was wilting. I didn’t think he had made such an impact on me but alas, the devilish hessian had. I closed my eyes against the light as it drew nearer faster. As my paws landed softly on the vegetation of the forest, they silently ached for the cold, hard floor of the caverns. I didn’t move. My slender frame simply stood there in front of the exit I had just come from. I feared the opening of my eyes for fear of salt water spilling over the brim. I had never shed one tear in my life and I would not now. My colorful appendages were shaking but that was the only movement my body made. I was waiting, waiting to hear his large frame sliding down behind me, but it never came. Still, I waited, like the hopeless forlorn lass I was. To think I thought something could come of this, this meeting that had coincidently occurred was foolish on my part. The worst part was how easily I fell. How pathetic could I get? Finally, my legs gave out and I slumped to the earth floor, my right paw got stuck under my rib cage but I didn’t bother to move it. Nothing mattered right now. I believed that if I gave it a moment, I would wake from this heart wrenching nightmare, but no. I remained in it, only an overwhelming grief came to meet me. For a moment I thought of death but how weak would that be. I don’t know how long I lay there, a perfect meal to others, but it seemed like forever. Then a strange emotion floated onto my, slowly growing over time. Anger. Almost unknowingly, I stood to my feet, my eyes still closed but burning. Then, I faced the part where I had come from, little did I know of the many twists and turns I had through on my back here. Being lost didn’t seem as bad as being alone and so I began to move towards the darkness, not needing eyesight as my heart was guiding me. My mother used to tell me of what resided in these lands but the thought of Knyghte was stronger in my mind. Besides, when I found the demon I was going to rip his ass to shreds. I didn’t even feel the eyes watching me nor the silent stares from the cave walls. I was one pissed off femme. My eyes were shut, my ears became deaf and my nose had cut off from the world. I was walking merely on my own anger. I felt betrayed, abandoned, used and I wanted to get some revenge or a reasonable reason. So I walked, for what seemed like forever. I walked. ooc: it's fine but ummm....If he breaks my fav girl's heart I'm coming after you Kiki xD And uh..she is one pissed off girl so if they do meet...ya... <3 |Rylee|Adult|Female| |
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