- Jun 17, 2022
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There was no time to rest, to sleep or forbid to even eat at such a doleful time like this. Ravendusk wouldn't allow such luxury right now feeling far from deserving of it, not when his apprentice where out there somewhere still, stolen away with the flood along with many others. It was far to cruel of a punishment, yet again someone had been taken from them. Good things simply didn't belong in thier grace. They had sadly already prepared, accepted for the worst possible outcome. At this point in life Ravendusk knew better than dare to hope when all odds where against them. The reason they contunie to go out there to search were not to find anyone alive but to retrieve the body of the believed dead apprentice who's light had been taken far too soon...Only the brightest light would fade away the quickest, always - always too soon. He could never protect it no matter how much he tried. Darkness should never be allowed close to the light.
Only time they returned back to camp was to help to rebuild some of the damage, to save what could be saved after this disaster only to return back out there when the opportunity was being given, to walk side by side with the river to search for yet another body to mourn. Why. That was the question that always remained yet so unfairly never got an answer.
It was time yet again, after returning back for a short while to help out to rebuild what once had been thier home, Ravendusk was leaving yet again to find little comfort in the search with rest left days behind them. It was another stroll by the river, searching for anything that could be golden with eyes that needed nothing more but sleep. Ravendusk hadn't even allowed exhaustion to hit them until today, when eyes were so tired that blackness started to take a hold of them. The warrior stumbled forward, for once steps not elegantly placed as he almost fell into the river himself but saved himself from such a fall with a paw firmly put down at the shore's edge.
Ravendusk took a few steps back and tried to shake his head back into focus so the blackness in front of his very eyes would fade and disappear. There was in fact no time right now for this body to bedray them not until Blackpaw's body had been find. With a low hiss to themself in frustration mostly placed a paw on top of thier head as they waited for thier blurred vision to become clear again so they could contunie on to push themself to thier final limits. It was the least they could do....for having failed them. It should have been me.
He was the one who should have got taken by the flood not....her who's life had been ten times more worth then his ever would....
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