01-23-2008, 06:48 PM
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Even with the demon lying quiet most days now, Laruku still found that his memory was spotty here and there, or that sometimes he would remember things he wasn't sure he had actually done. Whether it was denial or what he really believed, the hybrid had just come to attribute it to his growing tendancy to not pay attention much to his surroundings anymore and to phase out now and again when he took those long and lonely walks through the trees and fog. Yesterday was as much a mystery as tomorrow was, but he remembered the few people he did see now and again because the long stretches that divided the encounters were so empty.
He knew the shack that Ahren had been staying in. Misery was long gone already. His daughter's scent had replaced hers and was strewn about the area.
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Even with the demon lying quiet most days now, Laruku still found that his memory was spotty here and there, or that sometimes he would remember things he wasn't sure he had actually done. Whether it was denial or what he really believed, the hybrid had just come to attribute it to his growing tendancy to not pay attention much to his surroundings anymore and to phase out now and again when he took those long and lonely walks through the trees and fog. Yesterday was as much a mystery as tomorrow was, but he remembered the few people he did see now and again because the long stretches that divided the encounters were so empty.
He knew the shack that Ahren had been staying in. Misery was long gone already. His daughter's scent had replaced hers and was strewn about the area.
Rachias?he called out softly into the morning mist. The other red-eyed male did not seem to be around, but he didn't know if Rachias had taken to following him around in addition to staying with him. The tattered hybrid sat in the small clearing, content to wait a while if that was what it took. What else did he have to do anyway? And who else did he have to see?