05-14-2008, 12:15 AM
She had no clue what in the world was going on anymore. She'd met Haku along the shoreline and had been utterly horrified at the state he'd been in and she wasn't for sure that she wanted to know exactly what he'd been doing.. but she'd found out to fast. She couldn't believe that anyone of her bloodlines could do something so horrible, but she wasn't sure she wanted to believe it. She'd stated on the beach with him for only a few seconds more after learning of his deeds before she'd flown from the sands and had raced back down the beachline towards the clan's lands. She had been out of breath and frightened when she arrived but what she found on the beach had stopped her heart.
She'd sat on the Inferni lands for only a few moments before she'd backed away and had hightailed it off their lands before Gabriel or another found her standing before the bloody scene. She had been shaking and cold when she'd arrived home in the dark woods, gathering her son to her as she tried to regain her composure. He'd fired question and question at her and yet hadn't received one word from the silver and gold mother. She sat there in their den staring out into the darkness at nothing, a glassy stare to her eyes the whole day through. It took Kansas almost a whole day before he got a response out of her and when he did it was nothing but reasurances that it was just a terrible nightmare, though she knew she wasn't fooling him.
She'd waited another day before tempting fate and venturing out toward Inferni. Kansas had been off exploring and she'd slipped away. She felt bad doing it, but she'd rather he not know the things she'd seen and what one of their own family had done. It hadn't taken her long to find the path towards the shoreline but she felt uneasy the whole time as she padded towards something that seemed like a blast from the past.
Iskata Sadira sat at the edge of their lands, the metalic scent of blood still hanging in the air and making it hard to swollow. She bared her fangs at the horrors she'd seen and prayed that Faolin found her first, she wasn't so sure she could outrun the coyotes though she'd damn well try if need be. Closing her eyes and bowing her head she wished that this was all just a nightmare and she'd wake up safe in her den, but she already knew the truth.
She'd sat on the Inferni lands for only a few moments before she'd backed away and had hightailed it off their lands before Gabriel or another found her standing before the bloody scene. She had been shaking and cold when she'd arrived home in the dark woods, gathering her son to her as she tried to regain her composure. He'd fired question and question at her and yet hadn't received one word from the silver and gold mother. She sat there in their den staring out into the darkness at nothing, a glassy stare to her eyes the whole day through. It took Kansas almost a whole day before he got a response out of her and when he did it was nothing but reasurances that it was just a terrible nightmare, though she knew she wasn't fooling him.
She'd waited another day before tempting fate and venturing out toward Inferni. Kansas had been off exploring and she'd slipped away. She felt bad doing it, but she'd rather he not know the things she'd seen and what one of their own family had done. It hadn't taken her long to find the path towards the shoreline but she felt uneasy the whole time as she padded towards something that seemed like a blast from the past.
Iskata Sadira sat at the edge of their lands, the metalic scent of blood still hanging in the air and making it hard to swollow. She bared her fangs at the horrors she'd seen and prayed that Faolin found her first, she wasn't so sure she could outrun the coyotes though she'd damn well try if need be. Closing her eyes and bowing her head she wished that this was all just a nightmare and she'd wake up safe in her den, but she already knew the truth.