01-14-2011, 09:48 AM
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This question was the hardest of all. Are you going to keep them? Pft, no. But she wouldn’t tell Voron that. She didn’t enjoy being lectured about things. This time she knew she was wrong with what she was going to do, but she had to do it anyway. But at least she knew the difference between right and wrong. It was easy talking and thinking about it, but the actual deed would be the hard part. She didn’t know if she would be able to stand watching their little bodies burn.
Then she realized she hadn’t said anything about Voron’s brother. It was terrible how he died. Drowning and burning to death were the worst ways because you died slowly and felt every minute of it. She shuddered at the thought. This was true; some believed that if a wolf drowns, his soul is trapped under the water forever. That was a horrible thought; to be eternally drowning. Eeeh. Axelle shivered at that thought, too.
I’m sorry about your brother. Accidents happen, and sometimes they take a loved one away. Only for a little while, he’ll be back to visit soon.
She meant that towards Voron’s delusions. Different wolves had the power to set their own realities. If Voron believed that her brother’s ghost came to visit her, then it was real to her. Who was Axelle to judge? She had her own life limits and her own beliefs, too. The discomfort in her slowly began to fade as she managed to change the subject from her pups to Voron’s brother.
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This question was the hardest of all. Are you going to keep them? Pft, no. But she wouldn’t tell Voron that. She didn’t enjoy being lectured about things. This time she knew she was wrong with what she was going to do, but she had to do it anyway. But at least she knew the difference between right and wrong. It was easy talking and thinking about it, but the actual deed would be the hard part. She didn’t know if she would be able to stand watching their little bodies burn.
Then she realized she hadn’t said anything about Voron’s brother. It was terrible how he died. Drowning and burning to death were the worst ways because you died slowly and felt every minute of it. She shuddered at the thought. This was true; some believed that if a wolf drowns, his soul is trapped under the water forever. That was a horrible thought; to be eternally drowning. Eeeh. Axelle shivered at that thought, too.
I’m sorry about your brother. Accidents happen, and sometimes they take a loved one away. Only for a little while, he’ll be back to visit soon.
She meant that towards Voron’s delusions. Different wolves had the power to set their own realities. If Voron believed that her brother’s ghost came to visit her, then it was real to her. Who was Axelle to judge? She had her own life limits and her own beliefs, too. The discomfort in her slowly began to fade as she managed to change the subject from her pups to Voron’s brother.
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