pawprints:
Post by Earth Hearted on Jul 19, 2016 9:18:11 GMT -6
OOC: Long overdue D: Here it is! Duskshadow and Stormrunner's thread.
The young she-wolf gazed down into the dark ravine, her head reeling. Peering down, she gave it a big sniff, trying to figure out what the spark could be down there.
Spark's Wound was one place Stormrunner hadn't dared venture. Sure, she loved to go places, to explore, but the darkness of the abyss gave her chills-- what if she never came back? Many of her Packmates had swooped down there and bragged about coming out barely alive-- but they just wouldn't tell her exactly what was waiting in that pit.
"Look for yourself," they sneered.
So today, Stormrunner had decided that she would. She glanced back towards the Stronghold. What if she never made it back?
It's not like anyone would miss me, she decided. Her own parents didn't like her. So no loss.
Summoning a small rope of electricity from the sky, she manuevered it so it stretched all the way down into the pit, to the bottom-- if there was one. Jumping on, she slid down the lightning bolt like it was a slide.
Gasping slightly, Stormrunner skidded to a stop, bending the electricity to it arched upwards, preventing her from sliding all the way to the bottom, which was jagged.
After she had recovered, she wondered out loud, letting out a relieved bark of a laugh. "That's it?" she asked no one, her voice echoing around the empy walls.
The young she-wolf gazed down into the dark ravine, her head reeling. Peering down, she gave it a big sniff, trying to figure out what the spark could be down there.
Spark's Wound was one place Stormrunner hadn't dared venture. Sure, she loved to go places, to explore, but the darkness of the abyss gave her chills-- what if she never came back? Many of her Packmates had swooped down there and bragged about coming out barely alive-- but they just wouldn't tell her exactly what was waiting in that pit.
"Look for yourself," they sneered.
So today, Stormrunner had decided that she would. She glanced back towards the Stronghold. What if she never made it back?
It's not like anyone would miss me, she decided. Her own parents didn't like her. So no loss.
Summoning a small rope of electricity from the sky, she manuevered it so it stretched all the way down into the pit, to the bottom-- if there was one. Jumping on, she slid down the lightning bolt like it was a slide.
Gasping slightly, Stormrunner skidded to a stop, bending the electricity to it arched upwards, preventing her from sliding all the way to the bottom, which was jagged.
After she had recovered, she wondered out loud, letting out a relieved bark of a laugh. "That's it?" she asked no one, her voice echoing around the empy walls.
