Beautiful as a rose, but wrong like sin

Sunki Utina · 08-10-2011, 08:50 PM

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later in the evening. c:

It had been only a few days since she had left from AniWaya in the middle of the night. Now she was sneaking back to it alone. Una was nearby, but Donoma was left with the Dreamer mounts.Hopefully, she was adapting well to strange horses, but the mare was good at adapting to unknowns. She had taken to the other horses. Hopefully no shenanigans would go down without her mistress to keep her from enticing the stallions. Donoma was wily like that, sometimes. As much as Sunki wanted to have her mare, her closest companion with her, Una would have to do. And the guide always did. Una appeared out of the trees, silent as always.

"This is unwise, Sunki," the guide said gently, pressing her side against the pale woman's leg. "You know this is dangerous." Yet the doe did not say anything other than her warnings. Her job was not to order the woman around, but to offer advice. It was all on her head if something bad happened, and Sunki understood it well. "I know..," was all she said to the guide, running a hand down the doe's back as she slipped forward through the woods. The doe nudged her thigh lightly, softly assuring her, "I will be here." Una slipped away into the shadows, leaving the white woman to walk in silence.

What the woman dreaded was a Guardian finding her, and holding her against her will as a ploy to bring back Liliana to the tribe. That was what she dreaded the most. But hopefully, she'd find someone in the tribe who did not care for the new leadership and talk with her. Maybe something good could be done today. Maybe someone would want to sneak out with her. But who would choose a life of banishment and exile from the home they may have only ever known? The woman's pale blue gaze saw Una between trees, heading a certain direction. The doe always did this; lead her silently. Changing her course slightly, Sunki weaved between trees, almost cursing her pale complexion.

Songan Ohiteka Amara · 09-09-2011, 09:09 PM

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I'm SO sorry for the late reply! / Word Count: 526 (5 points)

Songan didn't agree to the marked wolf's reasoning for the raid on the neighboring pack and wanted no part in it. He had a friend there and did not wish to bring any harm to him or his family. As much as he wanted to help, he was not sure what he would be able to do. He did not know anything he could do to help Dawali and didn't know how he could keep those who seemed to be leaving the tribe safe from Maska's wrath. It seemed like there was nothing that would be able to stop him. He gave a soft sign as he walked along the tribe lands. Everything seemed so quiet with no one around. Most of the members had gone to the raid, but he did not wish to come. As much as he did not want to worry his friend or his brother, he would face the chance of being punished again instead of starting what might bring about a war. He already felt bad enough about making the weapons he felt would one day come to kill another. He did not have the power to stand against the councilman's word, but he would not help his cause.

Sanuye had not been with him today. She was staying at home and preparing some herbs and healing items in case any of the loyal tribe members from the raid came back injured. She did not wish to help those who followed Maska, those mainly being all the guardians that had come from the Great Tribe to help him. She could not help but feel betrayed by the chief of the tribe. She always thought he was kind and understanding, though this proved her wrong, at least she felt. He had left her in the safety of the tribe as he soon began to make his way out, heading in a different direction from the tribe and towards the Crimson Dreams border. He had hoped that he would be able to meet Kansas and learn the news of what had happened, and to find out if he was safe. He crossed his arms as he padded along, his gaze moving around the area.

Liluye flew above the male and looked around the area to see what kind of damage had been caused by Maska and his greed. The kestral soon returned to Songan with a displeased look in her face. He frowned as he looked down and stopped. He was not sure if he should go on, fearing he might be attacked since he was from AniWaya. He stayed where he was until he heard something nearby. He looked around and noticed a white wolf with purple markings on her. He had noticed her before back in the Great Tribe and remembered who she was. He carefully approached her as he spoke softly. ”Sunki? Sunki is that you?” If he remembered right, she was learning to be a healer like Sanuye back in the Great Tribe and belonged to the Utina family. It was nice to see that she was well, though wondered what she was doing out here.

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