Redhawk Caldera Nature trail to hell

OMG right in the feels

Blue continued on her way for a time before her hair rose along her spine and neck. She froze in her movements and looked around, a sixth sense warning her of being watched. She lay the package at her feet, the game trail momentarily forgotten. She lifted her nose and sniffed around, but no scent came to her. So she tried to use her eyes to see it was foggy further up the craggy half mountain, but she could make out shapes. It took her a few tries before her green eyes pin pointed the location of one lurking nearby, but not close enough to smell. She squinted her eyes, but she couldn't tell who it was or how big they were.

Fearful that perhaps it was Fox and she was having more symptoms, blue headed towards it. After all it had been hard for the poor fire girl to howl for her yesterday, so she wouldn't do it today. Besides that the girl was extremely stubborn and may want the help, but not take it. She shook her head, as she grew closer though she noticed it was not Fox, but rather Peregrine and she wasn't exactly happy about it, but she continued forward, to mannerly to just turn now. I thought you were fox for a moment, the fog plays tricks on your eyes. that was all she said as she got closer.

There was a pain in her chest, it was just a small hole figuratively, but it bled emotions profusely. She wondered if eventually it would fill her up and choke her out this sadness and betrayal and hurt she felt. For physical wounds she could fix anything, for the not so physical she couldn't do a darn thing.