{@chachi. >< Sure c:
@grace. >< Of course! And what are the ranks of Haden + Atticus?
@last~ breath >< Alright
-- tokyo.
@grace. >< Of course! And what are the ranks of Haden + Atticus?
@last~ breath >< Alright
-- tokyo.



Darkness is all I seek, loneliness is all I feel.
The savageness within, the monster inside,
it's all lies. Deathly eyes, cooling tone,
sharp fangs. Is all I am, but I am no monster.
Scars cover me, they said time would heal them
they spoke lies. The pain lessened and scar tissue
covered them, but they still haunt me. There
is only one to aid, only one to bring light.
One day that one will come, but for now
I stand alone


[equine.] wrote:Karma;; Hello there, the names karma, pleased to meet you. There’s not much of a nickname for me, I don’t think you can shorten Karma. It’s not short for anything either. I am in fact a fae, thanks for noticing. I’m currently four years and seven months old. Not too young, not too old. I think it’s just right if you ask me. I’m 100% husky, always have been always will be. I have the build of a husky, thick fur, built for cold nights. I’m a brown husky, meaning along with the white, there’s brown. It’s a light brown, it doesn’t differ with weather, my fur always stays the same. I’m not very tall; I’m not very big either. I’m rather lean compared to other dogs of my breed. I have pale blue eyes, they almost have a mixture of grey in them.
I was born right on the beach in California. I had a great life, my owners loved me. They got divorced though, the wife kept me. When she got remarried, her new husband didn’t like dogs very much. He began to abuse me when she wasn’t home. It went on for about three months. When I turned three, she came home to find me limping and the couple got into a fight. She chose him over me though, and later took me to a shelter. I never actually thought it was possible. I thought she loved me. I don’t trust very well though, it’s just a problem of mine. I was only at the shelter for a few months. I sat in the cage, watching people walk by and get ready to pick me before they saw some pup and chose them instead. They brought me out of the cage to “get rid of me” I of course ran away right when they pulled me out. It was a good escape; they didn’t even have time to chase after me. I’ve been moving from city to city, never letting a single human touch me. Instead of moving from this city, I’ve decided to stay. I like it in this little “pack”. I’m a kind dog; social, talkative, friendly. I’m only rude to those who are rude to me.Zeus;; Hello there. The names Zeus, don’t like it? Too bad. I love my name, Brady gave it to me. I’m roughly five years and five months old. I’m not too old; I’ve got many more years to go before I’m done. I’m a male thank you very much. Male, brute, guy, gentlemen, take your pick. I’m a purebred German Shepherd. I’m a tall, lean, mean, fighting machine. I’m built like any other dog of my breed, well built, large ears, medium to short length fur. I’m the average German shepherd.
I guess I’ll just start from the beginning. I was born and raised on the force, learning to sniff things out at just a few months old. I learned quickly, by the time I was one, I was ready for my first officer and mission. Turns out my first officer was the youngest one, and he would be my last one. His name was Brady and he had just turned 23, he was so young and full of life, much like myself. We were always so excited, and quickly grew to be best friends. Mission after mission, call after call, we became closer. He would even take me home and bring me back the next day, I was Brady’s dog. I didn’t live at the station, working there was just my job. By the time I was almost five years old, we were one of the most experienced teams on the force. We were the top guns. Pretty soon, we got our biggest call. They were a group of about three or four men, suspected murderers, and we had finally found their location. Once we got there, the rest of it was pretty fuzzy. There was one other team with us, but I don’t remember much about them, let alone anything. The only thing I remember is the gunshot, and lying next to Brady as he took his last breath. He still seemed so strong at his weakest. He held onto me until it was over. We never caught the bad guys, bad triumphed over good, and I couldn’t face to go back to the station. I just left, it wasn’t hard, Brady was all I really had and with him gone, I had nothing. I’ve almost been on my own now for a year, wandering here and there. I occasionally tread near the old station, but leave as soon as someone notices me. I’m a guarded dog, but if someone does gain my compassion or friendship, I’d be too scared to let anything happen to them. This leads to being too overprotective. I’m a friendly dog, I just don’t like getting too close.



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