05-25-2018, 11:44 AM
THEY COULD BECOME FALSE MEMORIES ✧ Dwarf Star — The Ascendants — tags
Xion, I’m sorry! I’ll find a way to save you! That voice played in her head as her crystalline blue eyes opened, though groggily. Who said that to her? Right, Jacinth. Jacinth said that. Where was she? She frowned, unable to find the pink coyote. This was absolutely great! Forcing herself up on her four paws, the snow leopard shook out her fur. And the grass that was on her cloak. Well, if she couldn’t find her friend, she might as well start looking. Her gaze shifted to the Starpool and around it. Wait-- Where was she?! Nearly having an internal panic attack, she got up, attempting to run around in order to find her friend. The name stuck on the tip of her tongue.
Eventually, the snow leopard fell back and crashed into the shallow Starpool. An audible groan escaped her as she hit her head. She was knocked out for a few brief seconds, before coming back and nearly freaking as she was in water. However, she took a few moments. Good, her rationality came back. Seeing no point in chasing the Gem, she only went so far to stand up in the pool.
Xion stole a glance at the pool and saw how it showed the night sky, and fumbled, stumbling back. A gasp escaped her. She was in awe ast its beauty. It held a sense of nostalgia for her, and she was so caught up until she felt blood trickle down from the back of her head. Oh… yeah. That would be a good idea. She pulled her cloak over her head, in order to block out some of the light of the stars. While walking, she called, "Hey, can I have some help? I hit my head."
Eventually, the snow leopard fell back and crashed into the shallow Starpool. An audible groan escaped her as she hit her head. She was knocked out for a few brief seconds, before coming back and nearly freaking as she was in water. However, she took a few moments. Good, her rationality came back. Seeing no point in chasing the Gem, she only went so far to stand up in the pool.
Xion stole a glance at the pool and saw how it showed the night sky, and fumbled, stumbling back. A gasp escaped her. She was in awe ast its beauty. It held a sense of nostalgia for her, and she was so caught up until she felt blood trickle down from the back of her head. Oh… yeah. That would be a good idea. She pulled her cloak over her head, in order to block out some of the light of the stars. While walking, she called, "Hey, can I have some help? I hit my head."
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