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one never learns how the witch became wicked - Ronnie - February 14, 2019
winter. dry season. the season of hunger, the deep gnawing kind never satisfied by blood and sinew, the season he loves and loathes and fears and needs. his head is so painfully clear. this is what freedom feels like, isn't it? it's so nice.
except, fuck freedom. fuck it if it feels like dragging concrete blocks with each step, like the frigid air corroding his lungs, like an ache so deep in his chest he swears his ribcage will split and fall away. fuck it if it means sinking into the snow-laden dirt, trembling, clawing desperately at the frozen earth as his head dips and twists in nameless agony. fuck it, he thinks, writhing, wailing against the snow and tasting ash and death and ruin. he is a slave, a weak man, sundered as the forest around him by his crippling need. as he goes limp against the forest floor, he imagines, hazily, the features of his brother. the grief is a welcome distraction.
RE: one never learns how the witch became wicked - Speedy - February 23, 2019
She had grown restless lately. Winter meant it was too cold for gathering herbs, which was what she preferred to do with her time, so she had tried to occupy herself in other ways; nothing compared, though. Exploring was another love, and Speedy hadn't done much of it since joining the pack on the mountain, so when she felt the familiar wanderlust suddenly overtake her, she wasted no time answering the urge. She had slipped from her herb-filled den, down the mountain, and across the borders with the beach as her destination. It had been so long since she had been there, and she wanted to smell the sea air and watch the waves rhythmically rush towards her; it was all she thought about as she made her way towards the ocean.
The strange sounds were what drew the healer initially from the outskirts of the scorched forest. She normally avoided the creepy place but today, the sounds of...suffering? made her wander between the ashen trunks in search of whatever she thought might be injured or sick. She froze when she saw him limp on the ground, and for a few terrifying seconds, she thought he might be dead. But she saw the rise and fall of his chest eventually, and with small, relieved sigh, she padded softly towards him.
Are you okay?she asked worriedly as she came to a stop a few steps away.
Do you need help?She silently cursed herself for not figuring out some way to bring any of her plants, but really there was no way she could have been prepared for this.