Jun 19 2015, 08:19 PM
"Speech" Thoughts
For some time it felt like Arkrael could do nothing but sit within the darkness of her own mind. Her small frame tucked away alone and so small in a vast and endless shadow covered world. Her body felt numb and in the darkness she struggled to even lift a paw. A sigh escaped her, seemingly echoing throughout her dark world. Though, when voices so faint began to lightly echo around her mind's gaze lifted, audits twitching to listen. Who was that? She had never heard that voice before. Her brows furrowed in her unconscious state. Her ears noticeably starting to twitch to those who were around.
Then a new voice pushed its way, causing her dark world to tremble. Wolf Friend.... Only one other had ever called her that. "Deer friend...." Her voice sighed as she now struggled in her unconsciousness. It was slowly slipping away, giving into the light that would be her consciousness. A deep sigh escaped her and soon enough miss-matched eyes slid open. Everything was a blur at first so Arkrael had to blink several times. It was only then that she spotted the hooves just before her. With legs so tall she couldn't even see the thing they attached to until she lifted her head up to look. Her ears perked up instantly as she stared at the large stag, or more so the rack of antlers atop his head.
Almost instinctively Arkrael pushed herself up to sit onto her haunches as she continued to stare at the deer. "Wow," she awed as she studied him. Aside from the white beast from before she had never seen a gembound so large. Though he was a deer right?! Did that mean Vazi...or even Tamelyn would get to be that big?! "Uhm...did you..." Her gaze floated back up the river, ears splaying off to the side as she quickly remembered the golems and the yeti. No, this gembound didn't have white fur. White fur had been the last thing Arkrael could recall seeing before the darkness had shrouded her mind.
She quickly looked to her other side to see Vazi still laying there, but with a strange white poof of a creature on top of him. That must be Wynry. A relieved grin washed over her expression as her tail gave a few light thumps against the ground. They were alive and Vazi had found his brother. How that white poof was his brother was beyond her, but it mattered not. She soon turned her gaze back to the stag, splaying her ears out to the side once again. "What's your name?"
Then a new voice pushed its way, causing her dark world to tremble. Wolf Friend.... Only one other had ever called her that. "Deer friend...." Her voice sighed as she now struggled in her unconsciousness. It was slowly slipping away, giving into the light that would be her consciousness. A deep sigh escaped her and soon enough miss-matched eyes slid open. Everything was a blur at first so Arkrael had to blink several times. It was only then that she spotted the hooves just before her. With legs so tall she couldn't even see the thing they attached to until she lifted her head up to look. Her ears perked up instantly as she stared at the large stag, or more so the rack of antlers atop his head.
Almost instinctively Arkrael pushed herself up to sit onto her haunches as she continued to stare at the deer. "Wow," she awed as she studied him. Aside from the white beast from before she had never seen a gembound so large. Though he was a deer right?! Did that mean Vazi...or even Tamelyn would get to be that big?! "Uhm...did you..." Her gaze floated back up the river, ears splaying off to the side as she quickly remembered the golems and the yeti. No, this gembound didn't have white fur. White fur had been the last thing Arkrael could recall seeing before the darkness had shrouded her mind.
She quickly looked to her other side to see Vazi still laying there, but with a strange white poof of a creature on top of him. That must be Wynry. A relieved grin washed over her expression as her tail gave a few light thumps against the ground. They were alive and Vazi had found his brother. How that white poof was his brother was beyond her, but it mattered not. She soon turned her gaze back to the stag, splaying her ears out to the side once again. "What's your name?"