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heavy metal broke my heart - Titmouse (Ghost) - January 31, 2018
Was intended for @Rannoch (if available), but anyone else can jump in too!
Tired of doing mental gymnastics in regards to the dark girl from days ago (and tired of bumbling through Constantine's forest), Screech decided to tempt fate and head south for a day trip. He wasn't smart about it — he didn't tell a soul where he was going, and departed for the open expanse of the neighboring hills.
A few hours passed and all he did was stumble along blindly (well, mostly). The scent of sulfur in the air told him he'd gone too far already and, with a twisting gut, he felt anxiety's grip tighten across every inch of him. The chances of a wolf of Moonspear finding him were slim; he did not anticipate seeing the Cerberus here.
As he turned and began to mindlessly head for the cover of the trees to the west, he thought of the war. He wondered if it was over yet — if anyone survived — if Towhee had killed anyone. Did the Caldera still stand? Did Moonspear? Screech had once pined for their demise but now, as he crossed in to the dark comfort of this new forest, he could only wish for everything to be over.
He wanted to go home.
RE: heavy metal broke my heart - Nemesis - February 01, 2018
barges in
Blackfeather Woods has packed up and left, and she could not be happier.
While she is no longer its acting regent, she prowls its grounds like she had never left. The familiar sinking feeling settles into her bones as she walks among the blood that taints its soil, claws digging with specific earnest as she seeks to physically reconnect with her home once more. Her home. The dark woods would forever be her's; despite who led it at present. It is where she first truly killed, tasted the blood of her own kind, committed treachery and betrayal. Where she had condemned her sister to death and threatened the lives of newborn children. Where she had birthed her own, and enslaved them too. While the world burned before her eyes, she arose from its depths and set ablaze her own ungodly wrath. She had conquered and overcome, and had sacrificed all too much for the woods. It had all been for the woods.
And they had gone and abandoned it.
Fury coursed through every bloodstream in her body, igniting a hatred that she only felt when death was on the rise. Someone would pay, as one always did, for leaving the dark woods to its lonesome while its caretakers pranced off in perfect harmony. Nemesis would never have left her home for the sake of survival... she had only done so when survival no longer meant anything to her. Now, she did. Nemesis would reclaim what she had lost, her sons, her husband, her Blackfeather Woods, no matter how many useless lives it took.
For now, she departs the shadows with a farewell kiss to the skull of her sister that still sits planted in the same spot it had been placed almost two years earlier. "I will return, sister." She speaks hushedly to the bones, before marching forth and beyond, in no particular direction. The monarch must find her sons, complete the family, before the dark woods will welcome her home into the endarkened haven of its twisted grounds.
The burning red pawprint placed on her shoulder is something she wears with bittersweet pride, knowing that she had once led the darkest cult to ever reach the Teekon, but also that she no longer worked in service to it. Her skills, having been crafted to perfection over the years, have become stale and she knows that practice is crucial, if she is to reclaim ownership of those she left behind. And so, placing aside her plans of sons, she looks for a victim. Any victim, young or old. Children, the elderly, they are all fair game to her, a warped manipulation of years spent among the shadows of Blackfeather Woods.
It is only a coincidence that the staggered step of a passerby alerts her only as soon as she turns her back; a boy, not much younger or older than Atshen paces unsteadily in seemingly no particular direction. He will do. And so does the Machiavellian woman prowls forth, moving sylphlike towards the boy with one eye, desolate optics in tune with every movement he makes. "Have you seen my son?" Her voice cracks from the silence, parting the shadows as she steps through and blocks his path. "The colour of the darkest hour, eyes like the setting sun... a killer's build. That is what he looks like." Though if you have seen him, it is likely he did that to you, she woman thinks but does not say as she observes his loss of eye. He has been hunted, this one. The stench of fear and desperation a familiar one, eminating from the boy. She leans in closer, placing only a foot forward.
While she is no longer its acting regent, she prowls its grounds like she had never left. The familiar sinking feeling settles into her bones as she walks among the blood that taints its soil, claws digging with specific earnest as she seeks to physically reconnect with her home once more. Her home. The dark woods would forever be her's; despite who led it at present. It is where she first truly killed, tasted the blood of her own kind, committed treachery and betrayal. Where she had condemned her sister to death and threatened the lives of newborn children. Where she had birthed her own, and enslaved them too. While the world burned before her eyes, she arose from its depths and set ablaze her own ungodly wrath. She had conquered and overcome, and had sacrificed all too much for the woods. It had all been for the woods.
And they had gone and abandoned it.
Fury coursed through every bloodstream in her body, igniting a hatred that she only felt when death was on the rise. Someone would pay, as one always did, for leaving the dark woods to its lonesome while its caretakers pranced off in perfect harmony. Nemesis would never have left her home for the sake of survival... she had only done so when survival no longer meant anything to her. Now, she did. Nemesis would reclaim what she had lost, her sons, her husband, her Blackfeather Woods, no matter how many useless lives it took.
For now, she departs the shadows with a farewell kiss to the skull of her sister that still sits planted in the same spot it had been placed almost two years earlier. "I will return, sister." She speaks hushedly to the bones, before marching forth and beyond, in no particular direction. The monarch must find her sons, complete the family, before the dark woods will welcome her home into the endarkened haven of its twisted grounds.
The burning red pawprint placed on her shoulder is something she wears with bittersweet pride, knowing that she had once led the darkest cult to ever reach the Teekon, but also that she no longer worked in service to it. Her skills, having been crafted to perfection over the years, have become stale and she knows that practice is crucial, if she is to reclaim ownership of those she left behind. And so, placing aside her plans of sons, she looks for a victim. Any victim, young or old. Children, the elderly, they are all fair game to her, a warped manipulation of years spent among the shadows of Blackfeather Woods.
It is only a coincidence that the staggered step of a passerby alerts her only as soon as she turns her back; a boy, not much younger or older than Atshen paces unsteadily in seemingly no particular direction. He will do. And so does the Machiavellian woman prowls forth, moving sylphlike towards the boy with one eye, desolate optics in tune with every movement he makes. "Have you seen my son?" Her voice cracks from the silence, parting the shadows as she steps through and blocks his path. "The colour of the darkest hour, eyes like the setting sun... a killer's build. That is what he looks like." Though if you have seen him, it is likely he did that to you, she woman thinks but does not say as she observes his loss of eye. He has been hunted, this one. The stench of fear and desperation a familiar one, eminating from the boy. She leans in closer, placing only a foot forward.
RE: heavy metal broke my heart - Titmouse (Ghost) - February 06, 2018
A steady breeze was blowing north-to-south as he marched and it wasn't until Screech was cloistered within the forest that it shifted, bringing with it some brine scent with an oddly familiar quality to it. He raised his head to investigate when it shifted again, carrying the ocean smell back out from where it had come and bringing him the stink of Blackfeather. While he initially felt misgivings upon identifying that scent, he wasn't exactly afraid. Screech didn't feel anything at this point (not about the dark forest anyway, or the wolves that might have dwelled there).
The scent made him think of home more than anything, and that hurt.
If a wolf of Blackfeather was this far from that damnable forest — but he couldn't complete that thought, couldn't wonder about the efficacy of Towhee on the battlefield with Phox to back her up or the potential damage that the war could have caused, because a voice broke through the darkness and sent a chill down his spine. It didn't surprise him so much as make him feel physically ill, a factor which had Screech mentally thinking, 'That's more like it.'
He turned as sharply as he could manage so that his good eye aligned with the sound's origin and at first, he didn't see a thing. But then the stranger spoke again (rather, continued,) and the blackness of their face became a set of shining teeth and a pink, wagging tongue. The boy didn't move. He did not show any indication that he understood and merely watched her, wondering if this woman knew anything about the war. Screech wanted to ask but alas, he lacked the balls.
You could'a just said black wolf, purple eyes, or whatever. Didn't have to make your kid sound so extra.He wasn't trying to be disrespectful (and in fact, Screech's voice was monotone in its entirety) although he was aware of how he might sound to the wrong pair of ears. Obviously he didnt want to piss off any Blackfeather asshole when he was this far from Ravensblood.
Don't think I've seen him. But he could've snuck by on my bad side if he really wanted to.A joke? He was joking around with some Blackfeather brood? Okay, clearly the kid had lost his mind along the way here.