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LAKEMOON — me and the devil, walking side by side.
She was a stone, smooth, unbreakable, pure of imperfections. She had to be, as everything had crumbled around her in the span of only heartbeats. Perhaps a bit dramatic, she cannot help but criticize her own perspective. How easy it was to be hungry for blood, until it was self-sacrificial.
Yet, there was light gleaming over a foggy horizon- there always was. Lilybloom was going to live, even with one less eye to rely on, just as beautiful as ever, camp was going to be rebuilt for their return. One by one, everything was going to come together once more.
As of right now, however, narrowed azure eyes are fixated on the water vole in front of her, shuffling along the rivers bank. She avoids hunting on the shore opposite to those damned rocks, almost by instinct, so she is just far enough to avoid a Thunderclan patrol to pass by happenstance.
She bunches her limbs together, ignoring the throb in her shoulder like she has been for so many days now.
Then, she is soaring, a stretch of pale blue and ivory, pouncing upon her prey.
Yet, as her forepaw meets soil with a powerful thud, a burst of white-hot pain ricochets up her limb, bursting in the muscles in her shoulder with a force.
Neck already bowed to deliver the killing bite, the sudden agony causes her to rip back upwards, her head momentarily thrown back as her teeth clash together in a wince.
Frontal fangs are sunken into her tongue to keep herself from crying out, a habit born out of stubbornness.
She recovers, lifting the bottom of her aching limb while her other still remains on top of the vole, claws sunken in to prevent its escape.
"Shit!" She huffs in both pain and frustration as she can feel the throb transition into the tingling feeling of a swell.
This was not supposed to happen.
"speech"
She was a stone, smooth, unbreakable, pure of imperfections. She had to be, as everything had crumbled around her in the span of only heartbeats. Perhaps a bit dramatic, she cannot help but criticize her own perspective. How easy it was to be hungry for blood, until it was self-sacrificial.
Yet, there was light gleaming over a foggy horizon- there always was. Lilybloom was going to live, even with one less eye to rely on, just as beautiful as ever, camp was going to be rebuilt for their return. One by one, everything was going to come together once more.
As of right now, however, narrowed azure eyes are fixated on the water vole in front of her, shuffling along the rivers bank. She avoids hunting on the shore opposite to those damned rocks, almost by instinct, so she is just far enough to avoid a Thunderclan patrol to pass by happenstance.
She bunches her limbs together, ignoring the throb in her shoulder like she has been for so many days now.
Then, she is soaring, a stretch of pale blue and ivory, pouncing upon her prey.
Yet, as her forepaw meets soil with a powerful thud, a burst of white-hot pain ricochets up her limb, bursting in the muscles in her shoulder with a force.
Neck already bowed to deliver the killing bite, the sudden agony causes her to rip back upwards, her head momentarily thrown back as her teeth clash together in a wince.
Frontal fangs are sunken into her tongue to keep herself from crying out, a habit born out of stubbornness.
She recovers, lifting the bottom of her aching limb while her other still remains on top of the vole, claws sunken in to prevent its escape.
"Shit!" She huffs in both pain and frustration as she can feel the throb transition into the tingling feeling of a swell.
This was not supposed to happen.
"speech"
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