11-25-2020, 12:56 AM
The interval between his own settling upon snow laced grains and the slow pace which forth drew figure adorned in rust and cream hues minor, the mere closure of the eyes before parting once more. Or, at the least, it seemed such. It was during conducted blink he seemed simply to reside in expected placement, gentle the soothing presence, warmth heighted as sickness ravaged, yet unbeknownst child of that condition he struggled with in that moment. About head turning, regarded other with eyes pale in hue, the sea alight beneath gentle illumination until bright the shallows with emerald.
Confusion brief in flooding those widened depths, over other scouring as though detected issue previously ignored out of ignorance. In full he was not lost, the few pieces he gathered leaving impression wrong something even as closed his mouth when it concerned such topic, visit conducted by far off neighbour offering the only concrete knowledge. Closer did he shuffle, against leaning, cheek pressed to leg as paws reaching out to gently trap the tip of Rhine's tail.
A voice, presence unknown, quiet shade creeping along peripheral edge without the fanfare of announced arrival, vision turned and adorned was visage with ghost of a smile. From his depths taken, known the ailment that had struck Dovah only in part, the onset of vision loss more a odd notion mind could not grasp. Action spoke louder than word may ever, fallen his smile, reshaped until sorrow was etched into lowered brow, there too confusion.
Wrong inquisition seeking answer, sealed his own lips though his skin burned, poor the fit as it seemed his muscles grew lax, beyond the control he might exert over them. It seemed, in one fashion or another, all lacked in their health, plagued by something the frigid flakes had brought on a cold updraft without prior warning. Still there were others, the suffering expected of them outweighing the aching that grew into a cough barely surpressed, focus upon anything but Vaas as proceedings begun.
A heat scoured his skin, different from that which traced burning lines that had dulled with the breeze he shifted away from, behind closed teeth words arising, gathering on tongue stuck to the roof of his mouth. The symptoms piled up and he knew them. Grains parted beneath the tips of his claws, lines carved and smudged, redrawn again, motion halting only with movement filling the space voice once occupied. Aloft held glass containers, thin but noticeable that which held stopper, broken with an ease that slightly widened eyes. Among them gargantuan the beast adorned in auburn and ebony, care was shown here, practiced movement making apparent the control he bor river everything he was.
Out was it held for a moment, inspection allowed, and heady the sweetness he caught. Such miniscule amount offered little, it was enough all the same, bridge of nose wrinkling, back pulling even as it was offered before the next. In turn each allowed their chance before it was placed before Dovah, once more voice arising, explanation woven wrltih an expertise Vaas may not think he held but the child believed entirely. "How help cough?" Gently prying the query posed, genuine the intrigue turned to other.
[table][tr][td]Confusion brief in flooding those widened depths, over other scouring as though detected issue previously ignored out of ignorance. In full he was not lost, the few pieces he gathered leaving impression wrong something even as closed his mouth when it concerned such topic, visit conducted by far off neighbour offering the only concrete knowledge. Closer did he shuffle, against leaning, cheek pressed to leg as paws reaching out to gently trap the tip of Rhine's tail.
A voice, presence unknown, quiet shade creeping along peripheral edge without the fanfare of announced arrival, vision turned and adorned was visage with ghost of a smile. From his depths taken, known the ailment that had struck Dovah only in part, the onset of vision loss more a odd notion mind could not grasp. Action spoke louder than word may ever, fallen his smile, reshaped until sorrow was etched into lowered brow, there too confusion.
Wrong inquisition seeking answer, sealed his own lips though his skin burned, poor the fit as it seemed his muscles grew lax, beyond the control he might exert over them. It seemed, in one fashion or another, all lacked in their health, plagued by something the frigid flakes had brought on a cold updraft without prior warning. Still there were others, the suffering expected of them outweighing the aching that grew into a cough barely surpressed, focus upon anything but Vaas as proceedings begun.
A heat scoured his skin, different from that which traced burning lines that had dulled with the breeze he shifted away from, behind closed teeth words arising, gathering on tongue stuck to the roof of his mouth. The symptoms piled up and he knew them. Grains parted beneath the tips of his claws, lines carved and smudged, redrawn again, motion halting only with movement filling the space voice once occupied. Aloft held glass containers, thin but noticeable that which held stopper, broken with an ease that slightly widened eyes. Among them gargantuan the beast adorned in auburn and ebony, care was shown here, practiced movement making apparent the control he bor river everything he was.
Out was it held for a moment, inspection allowed, and heady the sweetness he caught. Such miniscule amount offered little, it was enough all the same, bridge of nose wrinkling, back pulling even as it was offered before the next. In turn each allowed their chance before it was placed before Dovah, once more voice arising, explanation woven wrltih an expertise Vaas may not think he held but the child believed entirely. "How help cough?" Gently prying the query posed, genuine the intrigue turned to other.
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when I was only twelve years old, my parents went walking, I hate those wicked words they'd say when they started talking. he was headed for the open road, she turned and slammed the door. learning love ain't easy child, when all you see is war
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