@Aditya forward dated to uhh whenever lmfao, two days after the ikk thread
Well, it was a nice forest, if nothing else.
River was hungry, tired, and sort of regretting his decisions. Actually, no, he was really regretting his decisions; earlier in the day he'd gotten careless, and stepped on a giant thorn. Well, not actually giant— but pretty big, and it hurt pretty bad, and wow. Ow. He hadn't gotten up the nerve to pull it out just yet, so he'd just decided to forego use of that paw until he got there.
Well, now was the time to get there, apparently. His paw was throbbing and aching, and he just couldn't stand the thorn in it anymore. So, he found a nice tree to lean against and settled on his haunches, bringing his paw up to his face and squinting at it. Ugh. After several minutes of staring at it and feeling queasy, he took the thorn between his teeth and gave it a hard yank before he could change his mind. It came loose, though not easily and not without pain— and he promptly dropped it and squeaked, paw steadily oozing blood now.
River was hungry, tired, and sort of regretting his decisions. Actually, no, he was really regretting his decisions; earlier in the day he'd gotten careless, and stepped on a giant thorn. Well, not actually giant— but pretty big, and it hurt pretty bad, and wow. Ow. He hadn't gotten up the nerve to pull it out just yet, so he'd just decided to forego use of that paw until he got there.
Well, now was the time to get there, apparently. His paw was throbbing and aching, and he just couldn't stand the thorn in it anymore. So, he found a nice tree to lean against and settled on his haunches, bringing his paw up to his face and squinting at it. Ugh. After several minutes of staring at it and feeling queasy, he took the thorn between his teeth and gave it a hard yank before he could change his mind. It came loose, though not easily and not without pain— and he promptly dropped it and squeaked, paw steadily oozing blood now.
Winterbourne's voice is low and raspy due to a throat injury during his childhood, and it can sometimes be difficult to understand him.
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earthquakes shake the dust behind you - by Winterbourne - July 22, 2018, 07:51 PM
RE: earthquakes shake the dust behind you - by Aditya - July 22, 2018, 09:05 PM
RE: earthquakes shake the dust behind you - by Winterbourne - July 22, 2018, 09:16 PM
RE: earthquakes shake the dust behind you - by Aditya - July 24, 2018, 03:19 PM
RE: earthquakes shake the dust behind you - by Winterbourne - August 27, 2018, 09:47 PM
RE: earthquakes shake the dust behind you - by Aditya - August 28, 2018, 03:15 PM