Sharub
Just a Mooh!
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2015
Sharub was sitting under the great central hut of the village, trying, with the other villagers to hide from the heat that irradiated by the Anagur's disc, in the sky. It was customary for her tribe to lazily wait beneath the fresh leaf's roof during the hottest days of Heat, while the elders of the tribe chanted old stories of Gods and Goddesses that vanquished darkness and mighty demons.
One of the favourite dtories changed about a village as happy and prosperous as it could ever imagined that, on a cursed night, has been pillaged and burned to ground by beast-like warriors from the jungles and forests that sorroundered it.
Surely a story, but the points in common with Sharub's tribe are enough so that the villagers will always feel a shiver throgh their spine, despite profusely sweating in the day or night of the Heat Moons.
Sharub got tired and bored of listening the same stories again and again; she devided to sneak away from the hut searching for something better to do. Outside the hut, she walked trough the mud and wood tents and huts of her village, witnessing how quickly the heat dried a new mudhut nearby.
Her necklaces of bones, little and coloured seeds rattled at each and every step she made, walking barefeeted toward the stream of water that flows near her tribe.
Few minutes of walk, but more than enough to feel the heat of the day, as she finally entered again in the protective yet almost suffucating shadows of the jungle.
The stream flowed like a perfectly mimetized snake in the rocks and beneath old leafs. Sharub was covered by a sheen of sweat and jungle's moisture and, looking around to ensure that nobody was around, she undid the thick knot of her leathery dark-brown top, sensing how good she felt by removing it; her breasts claimed more space than what her old cloth could offer. Stepping forward, she undid the string that halted two pieces of cloth in order to cover her privacy.
Now covered only in her own caramel skin and necklaces, Sharub dipped into the fresh water, feeling her temperature restored and skin turning clean and no longer coated in dust. She passed an hand trough her hairs dark as the nights without moon.
With the wayer caressing her young body, she thought for a moment about the old chant... "what if the chant is not only a chant... but it was true? Or what if is a prophecy?" she Thought, frowning at the sole idea that a tribe could be destroyed.
She remained in the water, thinking about that for far long than what she had in mind; Sharub exited from the waters, feeling drops trailing down from her shapes, and then proceeded to guve a quick wash to her clothes, wearing them immediately after, trying to preserve her acquired freshness as long as possible while retourning to the village.
The merciless star finally tired moves to rest deep in the jungle, gifting the mortals with flaming orange tints in the sky.
"...a tribe destroyed in the night" she thought before joining again the life of the tribe, smashing the roots with other womens for the evening meal, forgetting of all her thoughts.
One of the favourite dtories changed about a village as happy and prosperous as it could ever imagined that, on a cursed night, has been pillaged and burned to ground by beast-like warriors from the jungles and forests that sorroundered it.
Surely a story, but the points in common with Sharub's tribe are enough so that the villagers will always feel a shiver throgh their spine, despite profusely sweating in the day or night of the Heat Moons.
Sharub got tired and bored of listening the same stories again and again; she devided to sneak away from the hut searching for something better to do. Outside the hut, she walked trough the mud and wood tents and huts of her village, witnessing how quickly the heat dried a new mudhut nearby.
Her necklaces of bones, little and coloured seeds rattled at each and every step she made, walking barefeeted toward the stream of water that flows near her tribe.
Few minutes of walk, but more than enough to feel the heat of the day, as she finally entered again in the protective yet almost suffucating shadows of the jungle.
The stream flowed like a perfectly mimetized snake in the rocks and beneath old leafs. Sharub was covered by a sheen of sweat and jungle's moisture and, looking around to ensure that nobody was around, she undid the thick knot of her leathery dark-brown top, sensing how good she felt by removing it; her breasts claimed more space than what her old cloth could offer. Stepping forward, she undid the string that halted two pieces of cloth in order to cover her privacy.
Now covered only in her own caramel skin and necklaces, Sharub dipped into the fresh water, feeling her temperature restored and skin turning clean and no longer coated in dust. She passed an hand trough her hairs dark as the nights without moon.
With the wayer caressing her young body, she thought for a moment about the old chant... "what if the chant is not only a chant... but it was true? Or what if is a prophecy?" she Thought, frowning at the sole idea that a tribe could be destroyed.
She remained in the water, thinking about that for far long than what she had in mind; Sharub exited from the waters, feeling drops trailing down from her shapes, and then proceeded to guve a quick wash to her clothes, wearing them immediately after, trying to preserve her acquired freshness as long as possible while retourning to the village.
The merciless star finally tired moves to rest deep in the jungle, gifting the mortals with flaming orange tints in the sky.
"...a tribe destroyed in the night" she thought before joining again the life of the tribe, smashing the roots with other womens for the evening meal, forgetting of all her thoughts.