Greatwater Lake Supersymmetry

Disappointment wracked Tuwawi's spirit when no answer came from the wood and it caused her hot blood to chill. The silence was a hard reminder of the uninspired life she lived now; overqualified for the lowest position of Phi within Neverwinter's ranks. Nature drove her to stay with the pack but, as a passionate woman, Tuwawi would not have it. Her life was unconventional at best -- fueled by want, desire, and the unquenchable thirst for the one she had lost along the way.

They had always been opposites, Tuwawi and Njal, but the flame touched woman couldn't place exactly why they had so often been driven apart. Fate was a cruel animal. After all, had she not seen into his eyes? Ran with him? Fought besides him? Slept next to him? Her mind turned to a more intimate thought as she looked away into the starry twilight. A wry smile painted itself upon her scant face as she savored another far off memory.

With nothing left to give this barren scrim she shifted to the North to resume her travels, and turned her red back on the empty forest. However, after only a few steps the ice began to creak unlike before. It moaned in protest and suddenly the ground felt unsteady beneath Tuwawi's feet. She slowed to a stop and waited for the sounds to subside. Her hair raised as sense of emergency hung in the air. Without warning, the frozen lake gave way beneath her paws.

A large chasm opened up and swallowed her front half, stilted legs plummeting into the dark waters of Greatwater Lake. Her back end strained to support her weight on the crumbling ice as her tailed lashed behind for balance. She struggled to get a grip on the edge of the divide, but managed to heave her soaked front from the water's cold jaws. Immediately, she retreated, skipping away from the hole in the lake and back into the empty embrace of the deserted shore.