EvaRose
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- Joined
- Sep 12, 2013
They were all asleep at the time it happened, when the dogs started to howl out as the sun peaked over the mountain tops and there were shouts. Traps went off of course (bear traps, swinging logs, traps that brought nets up under your feet to catch you) and the dogs were let out for they didn't need to use their eyes to know where the strange people were located. It wasn't long before everyone was awake, hurrying for their weapons and attacking the three who came to their area. They were in a city surrounded by a mountainous region and nothing but nature. The sounds of battle were the only thing that made the place not so peaceful, that woke her up from her sleep though her father didn't want her out of the tent. He was protective of her that way, preferring to keep his eighteen year old safe instead of letting her join the others as they fought. It wasn't long before she was dressed and out of the building, commanding the dogs because they all followed her without hesitation, choosing to do as she said whenever she said it. The battle died down as the sun rose higher into the sky, two of the beings were killed and one was surrounded by people and dogs.
The man who led them was tall, with flecks of grey in his black hair that just touched the tips of his ears. Like with most of the people those days, there didn't seem to be a hint of fat on his body. Food was scarce enough and the man had everybody exercising every day so they could keep up just in case a raid like this occurred. He had been raised to do things like this, to capture the very people he now lead and to stay safe while doing it. His daughter stayed a few feet away, her green eyes looking at the armored person whose weapons had already been taken by the others. Her pale skin was a bit strange given how much time they spent outside, but it never became tanned or grew red. Her clothing consisted of a dark green shirt and a pair of black shorts, it wasn't exactly camo but it was good enough to keep her hidden. "You're going to regret coming here," she head her father say. She stood at 5' 5" compared to him and his 6' 7" height. "Take the armor off, either that or you can accept death."
One of the dogs ran over to her, barking softly and looking up at her. Her hand went down to pet its head softly. Most of the dogs were either German Shepherds, Huskies, or Dobermans. I lot of them were a mix of the breeds of course, furry so that they would stay warm during the winter months. The people were of various age groups, those under eighteen were told to stay inside the building for their own safety. Her, she turned eighteen the day before and was enjoying being outside for once. And when the next day something like this happened? Of course she was glad that her birthday was yesterday.
The man who led them was tall, with flecks of grey in his black hair that just touched the tips of his ears. Like with most of the people those days, there didn't seem to be a hint of fat on his body. Food was scarce enough and the man had everybody exercising every day so they could keep up just in case a raid like this occurred. He had been raised to do things like this, to capture the very people he now lead and to stay safe while doing it. His daughter stayed a few feet away, her green eyes looking at the armored person whose weapons had already been taken by the others. Her pale skin was a bit strange given how much time they spent outside, but it never became tanned or grew red. Her clothing consisted of a dark green shirt and a pair of black shorts, it wasn't exactly camo but it was good enough to keep her hidden. "You're going to regret coming here," she head her father say. She stood at 5' 5" compared to him and his 6' 7" height. "Take the armor off, either that or you can accept death."
One of the dogs ran over to her, barking softly and looking up at her. Her hand went down to pet its head softly. Most of the dogs were either German Shepherds, Huskies, or Dobermans. I lot of them were a mix of the breeds of course, furry so that they would stay warm during the winter months. The people were of various age groups, those under eighteen were told to stay inside the building for their own safety. Her, she turned eighteen the day before and was enjoying being outside for once. And when the next day something like this happened? Of course she was glad that her birthday was yesterday.