Ravensblood Forest Rain, Rain Go Away

It was clear that Rain was injured. How badly was still unknown, there wasn't a chance to check. He needed to get her to some place safe. But Rain will be slower with an injury, which would make it harder for her to survive this crazy weather. To make matters even more difficult the storm was only getting stronger, the worst had yet to come. Nishu can not fail here there was no second chance if Rain falls to the storm. Right, time to stay focused. As long as he remains up there is hope for the both of them. Nishu was determined to pull through the storm with Rain or else it all ends here.

Wind, water, and wood. Together can prove to be deadly but even so that wouldn't stop the pair from taking steps forward. The wind blew hard, Rain was having trouble and had to grab on to Nishu's neck. He was heavy but the wind managed to throw him a bit off balance. Luckily he was able to keep on his paws. He can't let all this stop him, staying here is too dangerous. He must push forward with Rain no matter the force that opposed them. 

Together they managed to get to higher ground, defeating the waters. That left the wind and the remaining trees. The ground was turned into a muddy mess which made taking steps difficult. Without any time to rest a tree gave in to the winds. It's trunk was falling straight towards them. 

Nishu didn't hesitate to launch Rain forcefully to the side if she didn't make a move first. But the thrust was hindered by the mud, Nishu didn't move far enough. Within a second he rolled onto his back and the tree slammed litterally right next to him. He would have lost all his legs in one go but instead he got extremely lucky. There was no time to think on it. He turned to look at Rain who was next to him. More concerned about her than himself "Are you alright?!" He asked. Then he noticed the tree that fell was a lone tree on a small hill. It appeared that way but other trees fell or continued to hold, the forest seemed to have lost half it's trees. He was already feeling exhausted. At first he didn't mind the storm but now he wanted this to be over.