- Feb 19, 2023
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sacrifice , that's what we do for the people we love .
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Lostmoon couldn’t quite say when he realized it. Dying. He would have laughed. Now? He didn’t have the energy to think about what he felt. He was tired. He wanted his father. He wanted his mate—His helm lulled to the side, peering up at the npc warrior with half-lidded optics, breathing noticeably ragged.
Jaggedstorm’s dead. They said. Oh. Oh. His mate—Jaggedstorm? The ghostly tom shook his helm, tears welling up and spilling down his cheeks. His malnourished frame shivered, wracked with choking sobs, barely able to pull enough air into his wheezing lungs.
They were going to be a family. His kits. He sobbed. He couldn’t help the mumbled apologies that slipped past dry lips. His throat burned, but Lostmoon didn’t care. This wasn’t real. This wasn’t real. Jaggedstorm promised. He promised.
He whimpered, chest heaving, because this wasn’t true. He wanted it to stop. He wanted the pain to stop. Lostmoon wept into the moss below him, sounding gurgled and wrong as his head pounded.
Lostmoon was tired. He wanted to sleep. His cries tampered off, eyelids feeling heavier by the second. He was so tired. The ghostly tom had fought so hard, but now he just wanted to sleep. “T, Tell—” He mumbled, tone distorted, but he never finished his sentence, instead he met a voice he thought he’d never hear again, offering a quiet chitter as Yukio’s starry pelt came into view, sadness swirling within mismatched optics.
Jaggedstorm’s dead. They said. Oh. Oh. His mate—Jaggedstorm? The ghostly tom shook his helm, tears welling up and spilling down his cheeks. His malnourished frame shivered, wracked with choking sobs, barely able to pull enough air into his wheezing lungs.
They were going to be a family. His kits. He sobbed. He couldn’t help the mumbled apologies that slipped past dry lips. His throat burned, but Lostmoon didn’t care. This wasn’t real. This wasn’t real. Jaggedstorm promised. He promised.
He whimpered, chest heaving, because this wasn’t true. He wanted it to stop. He wanted the pain to stop. Lostmoon wept into the moss below him, sounding gurgled and wrong as his head pounded.
Lostmoon was tired. He wanted to sleep. His cries tampered off, eyelids feeling heavier by the second. He was so tired. The ghostly tom had fought so hard, but now he just wanted to sleep. “T, Tell—” He mumbled, tone distorted, but he never finished his sentence, instead he met a voice he thought he’d never hear again, offering a quiet chitter as Yukio’s starry pelt came into view, sadness swirling within mismatched optics.
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