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Won by Bear.
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[Flora.]

Username: Rouge
Cavidae's name:
Gender: Female (her gender is already decided, sorry)
Reason:

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[Bear.]

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Bear.
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Bayrie
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Female
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Thick fog blanketed the city of San Francisco on that late fall morning. Many animals, citizens of the city, strolled about, enjoying the presence of cool air without the typical pouring rain. All except one. A lone girl sprinted down the street, sliding on the wet pavement, though it only made her faster. Her long tail flapped like a banner behind her as she ran, and it gleamed with dew in the dim sunlight. Passers-by turned to look at her, one of the most beautiful creatures in northern California. She had long pink horns that arced and dipped, and the sun sparkled on the pearly surface. Most girls wished they could be her, but how wrong they were. She flew through the mist, its tiny water droplets mixing with the small tears in her eyes, blurring her vision. Arriving at the docks, she rounded the boat rental and saw her destination.

Most of the wandering citizens steered clear of the dock. It seemed to attract the fog, and none of them wanted to break their necks stepping off the dock on accident, so they stayed away. But this was exactly where she was going. Faint yells could be heard, but they were far too quiet to make out. The mist seemed to absorb the sound, and it was deathly quiet when she stepped onto the wooden planks. As she walked, the calls grew louder, until she could hear them clearly. She knew that voice anywhere, and what it was saying was unmistakable. “Bayrie!” he shouted, “Bayrie, help me!” It was Raniken, her best friend. He stood with his heels over the edge of the dock, trying to put as much space between himself and a black bear. The bear was trying to aim a pistol at Raniken, but his large paws and long claws made it hard, and he could barely hold it. “What’s going on,” she whispered in a panicked voice. “I don’t know,” Raniken replied, “I think he wanted to know where the ruins’ entrance is.”

Raniken and Bayrie were two of the five animals that knew the location to the hidden entrance of Their ruins. They were the ones that came before all of the creatures here, but they disappeared for no obvious reason thousands of years ago. A group of explorers, Raniken and Bayrie included, had stumbled upon it a few years back. The surrounding area was scarred with shovel marks and paw prints, and littered with debris, empty wrappers, broken tools, and the remains of tents. They had found a perfectly smooth stretch of stone on the surrounding cliffs, void of the scratches and scrapes coating the rest. A small, circular hole in the wall was the only clue that this was a door. Bayrie had inserted the metal sphere she had found in Their library, and the door slid open. What marvelous technology, she had thought.

“I take it you haven’t told him,” said Bayrie flatly. Raniken shook his head. He opened his mouth to speak, but the bear had finally figured out how to hold the pistol. Bayrie's breath caught in her throat. What would I do without Raniken, she thought, I have to do something. Paniked and without thinking, Bayrie came to her decision. Just before the bear pulled the trigger, she threw herself in front of Raniken, and the bullet flew straight into her chest. She thought she heard Raniken scream, but it felt far away. She felt numb, and her head was spinning, confused thoughts swam through the blackness that she saw. There was light just on the edge of her sight, but she couldn't see it clearly. She felt like she was running towards it, but it just got farther away. She tripped and fell, down, down into the light, and when she opened her eyes, it was just whiteness.

The sound of footsteps behind her made her jump. A thin, grey figure walked out of the white mist, a creature just like her. “Who are you?” asked Bayrie. “I think it is unimportant, but if you must know, I am Aero.” Bayrie was silent for a moment after this, and then she whispered, “Aero? Aero as in the god, Aero?” Aero nodded softly, and said, “Bayrie, how does it feel to die?” She shrugged, and began to inspect her surroundings. It did not take long, as the only thing there was clouds and blank, white everything. Finally, she spoke. “Where is Raniken?” Aero chuckled softly. “He’s not here,” he said, “He did not die. You took the bullet; he pushed the bear of the dock. Simple as that.” Bayrie sighed. “How can I get back?” Aero laughed loudly this time. “You cannot go back. You have died.” Bayrie was persistent even after hearing this answer. “What could I give you?” Aero laughed again, and Bayrie studied him. He had no horns. “In notice you don’t have any horns,” she said. Aero stopped laughing. She continued, “Care to make a little trade?” He snorted. “And what shall I give you?” “What do you think? My life, idiot.” For a moment the two just stared at her, his amber eyes boring into her magenta ones. She stared back with the same intensity, and he finally sighed and said, “Fine.” As soon as the words left his mouth, her horns appeared atop his grey head. She felt less top heavy now. Before she could say anything, she became lightheaded and the blackness returned.

Raniken watched in wonder as his friend opened her eyes once more. There was still the matter of the giant hole in her chest, but it no longer pained her, so they would see to that later. “It thought you were dead,” he said in wonder, “How are you alive? You got shot.” She shrugged and explained her encounter with Aero. Ranican shook his head in amazement as he stared up at the spot where her horns once were. “So how does it feel to die?” he asked. “Lonely and dark,” Bayrie replied. They were walking now, slowly strolling beside the bay. Her tail flew behind them, occasionally getting tangled in his slightly shorter tail. It was one such moment when he looked back and noticed a small cloud of fog surrounding them. The fog pulsed with a ghostly light, and swirled in delicate curls around them. It was three in the afternoon, so it was unlikely this was natural. “Bayrie, turn around.”

“How is this happening?” she said. She tried running away from it, but it followed her like a shadow. After a while, she realized the glowing fog was rising off her. “I knew there’d be a catch,” Raniken said, “There’s always a catch.” “This isn't too bad,” she said, “I’m alive, aren't I?” He shrugged, and Bayrie stepped a little closer to him. “I’m glad I’m still alive,” she said softly, “Because I just found out that I … I love you.” Raniken turned to her and smiled. “I love you too. Now let’s go get that hole fixed.”

[Champagne]

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▒▒Cavidae's name: renia ( it means queen)
▒▒Gender: Female.
▒▒Reason:Slowly yet regally the old king Leon walked into the throne room.
for this private and rare occasion the room was empty save for his only child and heir to the throne,Reina.
"my child"the king said fondly,"are you ready to receive your birthright?"

The beautiful Cavidae met his eyes with a smile and a confident nod,"yes father I am ready"
He touched his nose to hers and chanted a few words in a powerful voice,hie eyes began to glow as did Reinas markings."what.....what is this??
she asked in a slightly trembling tone,"this is our gift.......this is your birthright my child.the ability to call upon the dead for a short period in times of great need."
Suddenly there was a flash of light and Reina saw a flash of a glowing figure lighting up the room,and then it was gone and her father and her were left alone in the room.
His eyes had gone back to his original blue color with no trace of the silver white that had previously dominated the iris,however Reinas markings were still glowing just as brightly as before.
King Leon smiled and told her that she was truly gifted to retain the glow even when not using her new found ability,this was a true blessing.

later that day she would be crowned reigning queen and would lead the kingdom into a time of peace and great prosperity.
long live the queen
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Marking, I have some great ideas for this one <3

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