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| Artist | Shadowflight13 [gallery] |
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| Drawing sessions | 2 |
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Welcome to Rise!
Rise is an adoptable based on Warrior Cats and focused around world building and character development.
Please make sure that you read the main thread so that you understand limits and levels!
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failure wasn't an option. wrote:At times, you hear about how the hero succeeds.
How they would always win; no matter what, they would come out in the end. Nothing would say otherwise - who would like the stories where a hero doesn't win?
Life isn't so happy.
I was running away from the battles surging around us with my son.
He was too big to be carried around at this point; yet I couldn't help but cry out in fear whenever he couldn't keep up.
"Stay here." I beckoned, gesturing towards a small, wrecked, den; my heart raced as I realized the previous occupant I had known, and loved... a good friend of mine.
I'd seen her grey pelt strewn besides the war I'd just ran from.
I shook my head, clearing my mind - and while he complained, he soon went inside. I muttered a solemn goodbye, a hope to see him again - with the knowledge that that may not be so.... but if I found my way out I would come back for him.
Then I left.
With the tumult of the battle, I had to catch my breath - and I did so, teetering on a tree branch, anxious, as my way down was not pleasant.
I swerved my head around as I heard another's voice...
"A little straggler, are we?"
An orange, battle-scarred she-cat. Clearly not on my side.
I stepped back - aware of my position, and I mumbled, "Please let me be, I swear! I'll leave you alone."
She seemed to muse for a second - how my heart fluttered when I believed that she was going to let me go!
"What if I don't?"
I woke up.
The blood was roaring in my ears; I was disoriented, and the world seemed to... slow down.
The mangy she-cat pushed me over.
I felt a trickle of something warm on my head; yet I pressed on.
There are no words for the feelings I had when I discovered the den to be empty.
Sorrow - anger - guilt.
No.
They were not strong enough. For no combination of letters could form the reflection of my soul; oh, how it broke into two - oh, how I sobbed, and oh, how the black rising over my eyes swept through as a result of the blood loss, exhaustion, and distress seemed to soothe, as if there would be a few moments where I felt everything was together. If only.
I've completely failed, I thought as I slipped away. "Yarrow, I only hope to see you soon."
I hadn't died, but at the moment I felt as if I had.
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