See No Evil (Tagged/Open)
Sept 15, 2016 0:47:56 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Sept 15, 2016 0:47:56 GMT -5
Nia
They were close. Nia recognized the pull from her last journey up the Mountains...except this time, she knew things would be different.
Last time, she had seen Sheba. This time would be the one Epicenter had warned her about—rather, whose followers he had warned her about. This time would be Geist, the White Sister who acknowledged the dark-hearted, the one whose name made her new traveling companion quake in fear. Yes. This wolf called himself evil, and yet he was apprehensive about facing the darkness itself. What did that mean for her?
Part of her wondered about the sanity of her decision—her decision to accompany this near stranger to the Caves, to join him before the Evil Sister about whom she had already been warned twice, once by Nico himself. However, her decision was sound nonetheless; regardless of the circumstances, Nia could not have allowed a blind, injured wolf to make the trek alone. Her conscience would never forgive her.
Anyway, her company seemed to ease him. She had made the right choice.
Nia moved more slowly than normal, careful not to move too far ahead of the silver male in case he required her scent and the sound of her footsteps to orient himself. "Careful," she said, carefully climbing an approaching incline. "There's a steep spot, but if you use the protruding stones as steps, it's easier." She turned to wait for him, prepared for any signs of unsteadiness lest she wish to chase a falling wolf down the hill.
@pittypat
Last time, she had seen Sheba. This time would be the one Epicenter had warned her about—rather, whose followers he had warned her about. This time would be Geist, the White Sister who acknowledged the dark-hearted, the one whose name made her new traveling companion quake in fear. Yes. This wolf called himself evil, and yet he was apprehensive about facing the darkness itself. What did that mean for her?
Part of her wondered about the sanity of her decision—her decision to accompany this near stranger to the Caves, to join him before the Evil Sister about whom she had already been warned twice, once by Nico himself. However, her decision was sound nonetheless; regardless of the circumstances, Nia could not have allowed a blind, injured wolf to make the trek alone. Her conscience would never forgive her.
Anyway, her company seemed to ease him. She had made the right choice.
Nia moved more slowly than normal, careful not to move too far ahead of the silver male in case he required her scent and the sound of her footsteps to orient himself. "Careful," she said, carefully climbing an approaching incline. "There's a steep spot, but if you use the protruding stones as steps, it's easier." She turned to wait for him, prepared for any signs of unsteadiness lest she wish to chase a falling wolf down the hill.
@pittypat
