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Story;(I drew him as a human, along with page! ^^ He is wearing a hood.)
The two eskimos had found the baby, laying there in the soft moonlit snow. It was newly born, the wet fur sticking to its body and making it look pathetically weak. It was mewling, Mewling for something. It wasn’t quite the call of a mother and child, this the Eskimos could recognize. But something.. Different. The eskimo hunters were confused, certainly. It was cold for a winter's night, and the mother was certainly
nowhere near. The eskimos talked, agreeing to kill the baby and spare it from the pain of its mother's departure.
The second eskimo, lifted his spear, aiming straight for the hatchlings heart. Until, a inhumaine roar flew into the freezing sky. Both the eskimos paused, glancing around in fear and curiosity. But it was too late.
A caribou, black as the deepest depths of the ocean, and eyes as white as the freshest snow, claimed their lives that day.
That caribou, page, was the only friend and caretaker to the little viscet. Page was there to protect him with his life, as he was granted from the spirit world to be the
companion of the hatchling. The viscets mother had left the baby when he was born, fleeing into the depths of the night as if her son was the cause of a plague. But, what the little one did not know was that it was the heir to a great forgotten kingdom. A prince of a snowy wasteland that held great power..
The hatchling grew to be a handsome young lad. Page was there by his side, every season and night. They were the best of friends, and maybe knew each other better than they knew themselves. Wynter had not grown accustomed to civilization though, and was surprised when he found himself near the edge of the docks.
“Page, what are these.. Things doing here?” Wynter asked, his head inclined towards Pages leering form.
“Don’t go there. It's not safe.” Page hissed, his eyes darting back and forth from the other viscets walking in and out of the buildings.
“But.. they look just like me!” He said, taking a small step forward from where he hid in the shadows.
Page stepped forward, blocking Wynter from the town. Wynter was too curious for his own good, stubborn even.
“I told you don’t go there i-” He stopped completely as Wynter sidestepped him and wandered his way towards the nearest viscet.
“Hey!” Wynter shouted, as Page quickly turned into a shadow and followed his hatchlings pawsteps. The viscet turned towards Wynter, their complexion clearly surprise
d as he flailed towards them.“W-Who are you?!” They spoke, eyeing him completely as Wynter started to explain himself. Page sighed to himself, shaking his head in disapproval as he heard Wynter ramble about where he was born.
Once Wynter was completely done.. The viscet paused for a moment before speaking.
“Follow me.” They spoke, before turning towards a large building and walking in. The ocean nearby roared loudly as what looked to be a ship stood by the dock, others piling boxes and boxes in its cargo.
Wynter paused, staring at where the viscet disappeared into the building, before glancing back at the boat. The boat honestly looked much more interesting, and it wouldn’t hurt to have a look. Right?
urning towards the large metal boat, he jumped as an announcement rang out.
“BOAT LEAVING CARGO IN. 1 MINUTE.”
“This is a bad idea.. Lets leave.” Page hissed from his shadow as Wynter just shook his head.
“Nuh uh.” He paused, watching as othe
rs paid no mind to him as they hurriedly stacked more and more boxes into the boat.
“I want to go in..” Wynter whispered excitedly as he took another step forward.
“Don’t!” Page hissed again, being completely ignored, predictably, as Wynter wandered into the bowels of the metal.
“BOAT LEAVING CARGO. NOW.”
“Wynter c’mon…!” Page spoke again in a frantic tone. Wynter turned around, staring at the workers as they obviously admired their box work. The door started to be lifted up, the spurrs and mechanics whirling at the weight of the large door.
Little did they know that they would be in a civilized, better world..
Page and Wynter had arrived in a matter of 3 days, eating the fish that had been packed in the boxes. Once they had arrived to the ‘new world’, they had grown accustomed quickly. In one week, Wynter had easily found a job for a local joint, but the thing that he found most interesting was the winter activities. He soon joined a hockey team, and is now a goalie. He hopes to become good enough to be in the American Olympic team, and possibly that dream will come true..
Wynter feels like he would be nowhere without Page, he is very grateful.
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