EvaRose
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- Joined
- Sep 12, 2013
"It's a dragon, Haine," she said softly to him. Jyade looked at him then back at the wolf at her feet. "There's not much one can do when it comes to revenge against a dragon." She thought about his question and knew it'd be impossible for the two of them to bury the large wolf by themselves. The fairy moved slightly by her neck, looking down at the wolf as he clung to her top. The poor fairy was saddened over this too, having been with the wolf for a long time. Of course, the rest of the wolves would have to be told about their alpha's death.
The fairy moved off of her shoulder and to a tree nearby, looking at the two of them before looking at the wolf corpse. "I can call the other fairies and we can bury him and the humans. We'll be using magic to do it of course-"
"I'll help right now," Jyade cut in. She wasn't about to go right now, not until she was sure that the wolf was properly buried. She went to the tree the fairy was in and sat at the base of it. The fairy nodded and spoke softly, the ground near the wolf moving a bit. The dirt near the wolf shifted before Jyade started to whispered an incantation. Vines grew out of the ground and carefully picked the wolf up before setting it in the hole that had been made. The vines went away and the dirt moved back to fill the hole. She turned to the tree and put her dagger out of her pocket, digging the blade into the bark and carving the the letters A and W on it. If she were to come back, she wanted to remember where the wolf was buried.
The elf leaned back against the tree, staring at the area where the wolf was buried. She wished that this didn't happen, she truly did. She lost her actual parents and now her adoptive parents were gone too. There was nothing she could do about this, even if she wanted them all to be alive. Her head was hurting a bit, and she wasn't even sure why. She didn't want to eat, didn't want to go away, and also didn't want to stay.
The fairy moved off of her shoulder and to a tree nearby, looking at the two of them before looking at the wolf corpse. "I can call the other fairies and we can bury him and the humans. We'll be using magic to do it of course-"
"I'll help right now," Jyade cut in. She wasn't about to go right now, not until she was sure that the wolf was properly buried. She went to the tree the fairy was in and sat at the base of it. The fairy nodded and spoke softly, the ground near the wolf moving a bit. The dirt near the wolf shifted before Jyade started to whispered an incantation. Vines grew out of the ground and carefully picked the wolf up before setting it in the hole that had been made. The vines went away and the dirt moved back to fill the hole. She turned to the tree and put her dagger out of her pocket, digging the blade into the bark and carving the the letters A and W on it. If she were to come back, she wanted to remember where the wolf was buried.
The elf leaned back against the tree, staring at the area where the wolf was buried. She wished that this didn't happen, she truly did. She lost her actual parents and now her adoptive parents were gone too. There was nothing she could do about this, even if she wanted them all to be alive. Her head was hurting a bit, and she wasn't even sure why. She didn't want to eat, didn't want to go away, and also didn't want to stay.