[m] Don't be shocked if i cry

Panda Behr · 01-04-2012, 07:01 PM

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Word Count → 787 :: yeah i'm here.

I will fight this war forever,
or until I die.

Tonight had been quiet, almost too quiet really. With the increasing amount of pups within the pack, there almost always were little bastards running around making all kinds of noise, in which, Lillith would become interested and try to see what the 'big kids' were playing. She and a few of the other pups were around the same age while The Rakeeb and the Angela's children were a few months older. She hadn't seen those children in some time, sure, maybe little glimpses of them, or her hearing them playing hide and go seek or whatever they were playing these days. Fling the moose-tail was it? Who knows. Panda sure didn't know what stupid little games that children were playing, except for what game that her and her friends had come up with once upon a time ago. That was another story though, one not appropriate for now. Either way, there were no pups adventuring out today, and little adults either. It made both Panda and Venom wonder what was up. Could Zera'im have taken them all and just sat them down for some magick tricks or something? Panda felt uneasy. Serenade was also gone. Where was her bird? She knew he liked to go off randomly, and he would tell her that there was herbs in certain places and sometimes he brought some back for her, but he never was gone for too long. She could only wonder where that albino birdbrain could have gotten to.

She heard the sounds of others, and she felt an energy around the depths of the lands that had alerted not only herself, but her friend and soulmate as well. It would be then that the cawing would start, and the howls would rise to the air. Venom had been lucky to have his own weapons, and was mounted on the large stallion, Korosk, while Panda was riding on the smaller paint mare that had become Panda's friend and faithful steed. Panda even successfully found the Paint a mate, in which was being ridden right beside her most of the time now, since Zera'im had been in and out. Today, thankfully, the new parents were able to take a break from their child and they had time to just be themselves, with each other, and no one else around, except for now, now that the pack had been alerted. Panda assumed the Serenade was part of the mass of crows that were cawing, warning. They were saying disturbing things, and Panda was slightly horrified that she was hearing these things, and it made Panda ride with urgency, suddenly, and Korosk and Venom made their way to where the birds had come from. Bear, Bear, Pups, Raaaaa-kkkkkeeeeebbb. Help. Help. repeated the birds over and over again. It made the pair of steeds run as fast as they could, towards the puppies, and now the bear and assisting adults.

It would not be too long after that the Furcas and the Zepar had made it to where the pups and the others were at, and Panda quickly found herself going to the puppies and shooing them further away from the adults, but she did not want to go too far. For she might be needed to help distract the beast, or to aid those whom have gotten hurt. Her steed had run away from the area around them, but she did not stray too far, only a safe distance away from the fight.

Venom, on the other hand was still mounted upon Zera'im's steed, and he drew himself an arrow made from a sharpened branch. He trailed along another side, but found himself still having to get off of the horse. He did not mind and he quickly dismounted and moved to where he would have a clear shot of the bear. He had specialized in the wooden types of arrows, but he also had some other ones, such as rib arrows and bone arrows. Those were harder to deal with and come by, so he didn't use them often. He knew that he would have to use them though, because there was little chance he could effectively get a good enough shot for the wooden ones that liked to break. He still took the wooden one first though, to see if he could work with it. The first arrow was loaded and his bow was drawn back, he aimed quickly, making sure to note the positions of everyone else. He then let the arrow go, and the bow gave a warning sound of something being shot, like a single tap on a drum, or a strum of a bass guitar.

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