Duskfire Glacier I am 90% crap

           

 
Agreeing to a good plan was easy, and Siarut was glad to have such a worthy sister. She clearly had everything under control, something that Sia was grateful for. Nodding along, he was able to hide a slight wince at her shoulder bump. He would do his best to try and not worry, but he would not deny his worry in words. No, i was his duty as a big brother and now as a leader to worry. He could only roll his eyes at her statement, who did she think she was talking to again. He gave a her a small smile though, to show he was truly annoyed.

The bear quickly tried to think of a reason to stop his sister from coming to much closer. But ultimately he ran out of time, he hadn't expected anyone to get so close as to smell the blood that still clawed at his fur. Her accusatory words bit at Siarut's resolve. He refused to look at his stubborn siblings, but relented. Turning to face her, there was no doubting the thick scab that had formed on the left side of his chest, ironically over his heart. Still keeping his green orbs fixed on anything but his pale family member, Sia's voice grew thick and heavy. "It's not important anymore." He mirrored his previous sentence.


 
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