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10-13-2012, 08:21 AM
"Nebun. Singur. Nebun..." The small creature murmured, not expecting any soul to hear. Lonely and crazy, that was the story of life. "Singur. Nebun. Singur..." A sad tone filled the creature's voice. Why? Why did this happen? Did the creature deserve to be alone just because the creature killed someone? Maybe it was an accident. Who knows? The creature growled. Cranium thought he knew. He knew everything, just because he was the leader. If only the creature have had the chance to poison him, if only... A sound made the creature stop, only to realize it was a branch that had been parted by one of the grey front hooves. "Ma innebunesti. Ma inebunesc..." The sound of her voice made her feel safe, but the spirits that circled around her made her uncomfortable at the same time. She was crazy. The little creature was crazy. The grey hair in the creature's mane and tail moved slightly by the wind in the forest, making her look even more crazy than she already was. She was female, always had been. No one ever doubted that. But she knew - she knew - that a few in the herd had doubted that she was real. That she was an equine, just like them. Her mother never doubted. No, no... Her mother was the only one that believed her when she said that the spirits haunted her. Her mother had been the only sane one in the herd of craziness. The forest around the creature scared her. She had never seen so much green in one spot. Only black, dead. Her dual colored eyes glanced around her, checking for dangers. So much dangers on this journey. So much pain. Did she deserve so much pain? A lonely, crazy creature like her. She was a freak. She knew it. They knew it. The mare stared at the spirits around her. They knew that she was a freak. They'd always known. Why didn't they leave her alone? Why? Couldn't someone sane save her from this world of craziness? Word count: 342 OOC: She speaks mostly Romanian - and expect very bad English xP Walk, walk, walk. "Talk, talk, talk." 'Think, think, think.' | ||
