by Wildmagic_warrior » Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:53 am
Looking into the water, Fern saw her reflection. She seemed so much older now, although it had only been forty years since she left her village. "It was not my choice to leave." She began. "I was exiled because I was the only survivor of my family. I was told that bad luck was my familiar, and forced to leave. My brother had died a little while before. He was hunting at dusk, and he slipped on a patch of ice. He fell off a low cliff, and broke his leg. He died of hypothermia, alone, in the snow, before help came at dawn. I was out hunting that morning, and when I came back to the village I saw my house, the only place I had ever called home, being burned by those I thought as of my friends. I tried to rush in, to save what was left of my possessions, but the blacksmith's apprentice, Frenna, grabbed me and held me back. It was only after my home was burned to ashes that she showed me what had become of my parents. I just couldn't believe it, I still can't. How is it possible for a disease to take someone from healthy to sick to dead in the space of one day? At the town meeting, I was declared dead to my tribe. I was to leave the village right away, and never come back. No elf from my tribe was allowed to speak or communicate with me in any way, nor get with three meters of me if it could be helped. I left the village near sunset, with only the clothes on my back, my hunting bow, and a small pack filled with a meager supply of food. I walked for a long time, I don't recall exactly how long, living mostly on rage and small animals I could hunt with my bow. Then, one day, I just couldn't walk any farther. I collapsed in the snow, and would have died if Willow hadn't found me while she was hunting. She had left her home to see the world, as all dragons do at one point or another in their lives. She nursed me back to health, and I swore I would never go into the mountains again." Looking at Kendrick, she smiled sadly and said "The end."
I'm Wildmagic_warrior,
but you can call me Wild.
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I have a bachelor's degree in Russian Studies. I also love stage management and theater tech!