Foxes of Braska Forest RP Thread

[summer ♡]

Yin lied on the rock. "We should rest," he sighed.

Autumn nudged at her dad's paw.

Noala wiped away her tears as she stared down at the pile of dirt she had buried Arrow beneath. She turned around, leaving his grave. She began walking through the woods.

[.m i n y o o n g i]

Red's tale fell to the ground and she slowly started walking away to find a new place and a new home.

Snow nodded ''Its almost sun down'' she said and curled into a ball and rested her head on her paws and slowly fell asleep.

[kaden]

Blossom felt Hallows warmth and fell asleep.


Pebble fell asleep



August sighed angrily. He saw Red walk away. August wanted to go over to her but he knew she would just tell him to go home.

[summer ♡]

Yin didn't know if he should let her sleep, there was the danger of falling off. They were about half way in the middle of the river. He shook her awake and told her not to sleep there. He quickly loaded her onto his back and told her to hold on.

[.m i n y o o n g i]

Snow looked at him wondering what he was doing ''Yin, what are you doing'' she said a little worried. She gripped him tightly and closed her eyes.

[summer ♡]

"Going home," He looked up at the moon setting in the purple sky. He looked back down at the icy cold currents and took a brave leap of faith. The water instantly froze him, with terror and coldness, and he paddled across. He was being washed down the river while at the same time paddling across. A big log covered in watered down brush was in his way and he pulled himself onto it. He made sure Snow was securely on his back, then the log gave out. It cracked in half under their weight and he collapsed into the water in the middle. They both flowed downstream, but Yin paddled some more. Then he finally reached it - the bank. It was steep and muddy and the grass started at about the height of his ears. It was going to be hard pulling himself up the muddy ground, but he had to make sure his mate was safe first. He clutched the ground and bumped his back up, pushing Snow forward onto his head. He released the bank to push her rump with his paws and she collapsed on the bank. Because he let go, he flowed down, but recaught the bank again. His claws scraped the grass high above his head, while he used his back legs to scrape the mud beneath the water. He couldn't get himself up.

[.m i n y o o n g i]

Snow looked at him and pulled herself up off the mud. she grabbed his scuff to try and pull him up. she tugged hard but not to hard to hurt him. she was sinking in the mud so i was harder. she slowly started getting him up but before she could her legs where all the way in the mud. she pulled him onto the mud but could not get up. she did a small whimper and try'ed to get out.

[summer ♡]

Snow was standing before him, chest-high in brown, gooey mud. Yin was halfway upon the bank, his front in the mud and his back in the river. It was too slippery to pull himself up. He told her to stop. "Freeze. It's too slippery to do anything. I can't get up, and you're stuck. Why do we always run into so many conflicts?" he asked. He yanked his front left paw out of the mud, slipping back a little from the movement, and placed it higher. Then he did the same with his right paw. He pulled himself, the mud crumbling into the water. His back legs were out but dripping. He used his hind legs to scrape the mud, which propelled him forward to Snow. He was standing, out of the water, side by side with Snow, stuck in the mud facing the opposite direction she was. She was chest-high in mud facing the river and he was next to her chest-high in mud facing the forest. Now they were both jammed.

[.m i n y o o n g i]

Snow looked at the water and try'ed to look at him behind her ''I-I don't know Yin'' she said and the mud was starting to touch her chin ''You can still get out, you are not as deep in'' she said and a tear ran down her fur ''Y-you must get out and go'' she told him and rubbed her body against his.

[summer ♡]

Yin realized she was right. He was only chest-high, and she was chin-high. He was also stronger than her and could pull himself up, not to mention that the mud ended before him. "Okay, Snow. Remember that I love you," he said. He pulled and pulled, and got one paw free, then two, then three. He pulled himself, clutching the regular grass, and the fourth paw snapped loose. He was now on the sweet, sweet ground, muddy, bloody, and sweaty. He looked back and saw Snow, struggling to keep her head up. He ran towards the forest, quickly scaling a tree, and seeing at the end of the branch a few leafy vines. He stepped out to them, grabbing two. Then he let go of the branch, swinging on one and hanging on to the other. He swung out towards the muddy bank. He swayed back and forth, slowing down. He grabbed her tail, to stop himself and hung above her. "It's okay," he mumbled, wrapping the other around Snow's belly. He kissed her face and swung back, leaping onto the bank. He climbed the tree again and stood at the end. He grabbed the beginning of the vine that was around her and pulled. Slowly, slowly, she was being dragged out. Finally, she was completely on top of the mud. He tugged her onto the bank where the tired, dirty, bloody fox lay, exhausted. Yin release the vine and leaped off the tree and at her side.