Life in death (open)
Sept 7, 2017 18:04:11 GMT -5
Post by Argus on Sept 7, 2017 18:04:11 GMT -5
Maachah
Silence. Just as he liked it. There was no life around him nothing but himself. A wolf could get lost in the deadness of it all. He didn't blend in with his surroundings but that didn't matter much anymore. After all the only danger he was in here was being lost. Not counting the absurd idea of the trees coming to life and attacking him. And yet the bleakness of it all was almost overwhelming to him. He was here for a reason though and wasn't about to leave. The scenery didn't do anything for him but the silence did. Here he was free. As the only living thing, he ruled supreme in this part of the world. At least for now. He wasn't stupid or delusional. He knew he would eventually either have to leave (most likely soon) to find food or water and even if he came back there was no guarantee a pack would not claim the territory the woods slumbered on. He had no want of trouble but it seemed as though he would attract it so long as he hung around long enough with others. He did sometimes become lonely as very few people did and yet he could not bring himself to leave just yet. There were reasons for this of course as there was a reason for everything he did or said. Sometimes his reasons weren't clear but yet again there was a purpose behind it. An order a purpose to everything in life even death.
He curled up against the thick grey trunk of one of the dead trees enjoying the mourning of things gone which caused the as yet unbroken and seemingly unbreakable silence. It wasn't a happy silence nor was it an angry one. It was a sad and yet a tense one at the same time. As though the past was waiting for something to happen. Although, if one asked him (not that anyone would) he would take the days gone by over progression any day. He wondered if he would see another wolf again should he choose to stay here. He'd like some company but he was here because the kind of company he got never gave him any fun conversation. All they did was give him a headache or argument. He disliked both and would choose to go into exile before going through either one more time.
Silence. Just as he liked it. There was no life around him nothing but himself. A wolf could get lost in the deadness of it all. He didn't blend in with his surroundings but that didn't matter much anymore. After all the only danger he was in here was being lost. Not counting the absurd idea of the trees coming to life and attacking him. And yet the bleakness of it all was almost overwhelming to him. He was here for a reason though and wasn't about to leave. The scenery didn't do anything for him but the silence did. Here he was free. As the only living thing, he ruled supreme in this part of the world. At least for now. He wasn't stupid or delusional. He knew he would eventually either have to leave (most likely soon) to find food or water and even if he came back there was no guarantee a pack would not claim the territory the woods slumbered on. He had no want of trouble but it seemed as though he would attract it so long as he hung around long enough with others. He did sometimes become lonely as very few people did and yet he could not bring himself to leave just yet. There were reasons for this of course as there was a reason for everything he did or said. Sometimes his reasons weren't clear but yet again there was a purpose behind it. An order a purpose to everything in life even death.
He curled up against the thick grey trunk of one of the dead trees enjoying the mourning of things gone which caused the as yet unbroken and seemingly unbreakable silence. It wasn't a happy silence nor was it an angry one. It was a sad and yet a tense one at the same time. As though the past was waiting for something to happen. Although, if one asked him (not that anyone would) he would take the days gone by over progression any day. He wondered if he would see another wolf again should he choose to stay here. He'd like some company but he was here because the kind of company he got never gave him any fun conversation. All they did was give him a headache or argument. He disliked both and would choose to go into exile before going through either one more time.