One breath in a chain of thought |Open

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02-11-2013, 12:06 PM

Ayaka’s thoughts were driven to when Gaucho made those shadowy figures appear from the dream-catcher. How did he do that? They all looked so… so beautiful but yet seemed deadly. She knew that they did not kill her, but still they had that ghastly smoke rising from their bodies. The blue haziness that made up the whole figure, and the look of death in their foggy eyes. It gave her the chills. The bear that came out of his dream-catcher impressed her the most. Its face was bold and wise face had two orbs that looked determined and ready to pounce on her at any given moment. The feeling when she bit is was like anything she had felt before. A breeze that seemed to freeze her bones for the longest minutes in her life came out of his body with her nip. His antlers, to her, seemed like a prize weapon. The way they had stolen her breath and gashed her side.

The words that came from Gaucho’s maw made her eyes light up as he walked forward and put his head down to her size. Her a warrior? She had never thought of herself as a warrior. She had only done two spars, one with Lupus and the other with Gaucho. She did not really know how to fight that well yet, but Gaucho on the other paw was experienced. If anything, he was a true warrior. She never thought an animal could fight like that until now that is. She thought that maybe that fighting a horse would be as easy as killing a deer, quick and simple to take down. “Thanks Gaucho. You are much more than a good warrior, thou. You are a great warrior.” The fae said while swaying her tail back and fourth in a friendly way. Her maw grew a gentle smile. The lupa thought that the steed was very kind and she was happy to be in the same herd with such a fighter.

Healer? The bay stallion asked her. The rustic she-wolf glanced at her wounds. They didn’t seem that bad. They would recover fine by time she hoped. “On, I don’t need a healer. I’ll be fine.” She did not want to waste a healer’s time on something that would recover on its own in a week or two.

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