- Sep 22, 2023
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your entire existence gives me a headache, go stand over there .
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A rare occurrence, seeing Fogbound hunched over with unkempt fur from poor attempts to keep the rare semblance of routine he cherished, and no Fogbound refused to be called vain, just … particularly invested in his appearance. He drew in a shaky breath, maw parted, taking in the barn's scent they had settled down in, mixed with the familiar scent of his clanmates that made his stomach churn uncomfortably. Oh. To see him so vulnerable? He nearly laughed in the pitch of night at the sleeping figures, flanks rising with gentle puffs.
Come look. See how the monster weeps. His grin hardened, ruby hues narrowing with a shudder, breath falling stuck in his throat when he gathered himself onto large paws, sweeping a tail against the delicious heat of his nest that had grown cold, sapped of his body heat, and forced to bear leafbare on its own. He slithered away from the sleeping bodies, plastered against the wall, paws moving fluidly until he breached the outside, nose wrinkling.
He flopped unceremoniously, helm hung with slouched shoulders, careful to take deep breaths, drawn out to puff around his muzzle. He remembered seeing rivets of blood, common, but to stare into familiar eyes, well, Fogbound may be morally questionable, but even he had fears, as tightly wounded as they were to his heart. He remembered nothing else, nightmare slipping from his grasp willingly, shooting up from his nest in a flurry of limbs, breath ragged, choked and now he sat, hunched over like a dying old man, relishing in the striking coldness and prayed that no one saw his rumpled, emotional appearance.
Come look. See how the monster weeps. His grin hardened, ruby hues narrowing with a shudder, breath falling stuck in his throat when he gathered himself onto large paws, sweeping a tail against the delicious heat of his nest that had grown cold, sapped of his body heat, and forced to bear leafbare on its own. He slithered away from the sleeping bodies, plastered against the wall, paws moving fluidly until he breached the outside, nose wrinkling.
He flopped unceremoniously, helm hung with slouched shoulders, careful to take deep breaths, drawn out to puff around his muzzle. He remembered seeing rivets of blood, common, but to stare into familiar eyes, well, Fogbound may be morally questionable, but even he had fears, as tightly wounded as they were to his heart. He remembered nothing else, nightmare slipping from his grasp willingly, shooting up from his nest in a flurry of limbs, breath ragged, choked and now he sat, hunched over like a dying old man, relishing in the striking coldness and prayed that no one saw his rumpled, emotional appearance.
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