Destiny Revealed (Teen RP *Accepting*)

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((im still here ^_^))

Trinity waded through the water, wincing as the salt hit her wounds. She vowed from now on, whenever and whatever someone she was supposed to be friends with, said something mad or rude to her, she would try to stay calm. She swam around and sighed, watching Bear and Lucinda.

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"I'm fine," Bear grunted, then forcing himself to sit up. "Davonte? Never heard of him. Point him out next time he passes by, ya hear?" He stood, though it pained him, to demonstrate that he was 'fine'. "Where are the others?" He asked, suddenly anxious. They could be dead.

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Trey galloped over to Lucinda and Bear. "Er, hi." he greeted akwardly.

Trinity saw Bear sit up and she ran over. She also noticed Trey and stopped. "Hi!" she greeted Bear happily. She turned to Trey and gave him a big hug. "Thanks for helping us!" she told him.

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Bear glared at Trinity, "I have a bone to pick with you," He growled, then paused a moment to cough a bit, which hurt him enough to make him wince. He wasn't about to let her off for beaning him with that rock. "If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be in this mess. I'm going to be a d*mned cripple for the rest of my life." Well, maybe not cripple, he was exaggerating a smidgen for the effect, but as far as he was concerned, it was pretty d*mn close. He may never breathe well again, which would stop him from doing simple things like running over long distances.

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Trinity could've said so many things but remembered her promise. "Sorry 'bout that. Sorta went overboard when you almost took my ear off." she had a friendly tone but with a hint of sarcasm.

Trey looked surprised when she hugged him. "Er, your welcome? My clan could sorta lose their temper. That's why I left. I was wondering if i could join you guys..." he brushed a strand of loose caramel colored hair from his pale green eyes.

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Bear looked annoyed. "That was an accident." He snapped, looking away. It hadn't actually been an accident, but he would be d*mned if she got him to admit otherwise. "I'm sorry I almost did that, but it didn't really warrant the punishment you gave me. I mean, you still have your ear." Her sarcasm did not seem to daunt him.

"You," He said to Trey, "Can leave. You've done enough... In fact, I bet you encouraged your little buddies to come get us."

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Trey looked confused. "I headed to the mountains." he slowly explained, pointing to the mountains. "Mongetsu lives in the plains..." he pointed the completly opposite way.

Trinity stepped up. "He's right. The attack came from the opposite direction of the mountains. And i saw him head to the mountains. I don't think he'd have time to cross all the way backto their camp." she told Bear. "Plus i saw him try to stab Davonte. He was just wearing protective armor.

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Bear grumbled. He knew he had lost. "Fine, but I don't like it one bit." He was becoming more and more bitter as the day progressed. He just needed a hug... Then he took the thought back because a hug would kill him. His neck had a huge tear in it, but luckily it hadn't pierced anything vital. The same for the wound now in his back. Still, his ribs and the combination of pain from both arrow wounds killed him. He hoped he didn't develop a fever. "You should have known to aim for the throat," Bear told Trey, "That's how to kill a man." Forget that Bear was still standing there with a wound to his throat and all, right?

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Lucinda watched Bear carefully, lest he suddenly be overcome by the full extent of his wounds. She put the blood-soaked cloth in her saddlebag in case it may become useful later. "Yeah," Lucinda said with a sigh. "Next time we run into that Davonte one I'll point him out to you. After I kill him."

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Bear laughed hoarsely at Lucinda's comment. "What, can't I help?" This Davonte character must have done something else to piss Lucinda off, unless she truly did care this much about Bear. She hadn't seen him for years... Funny, isn't it, how a family works.