by shibe » Wed May 12, 2010 5:56 pm
Anwell, a little dumbfounded at the events that had just happened, closed his eyes. He went into an odd, two second state before opening them again. He thought it would help him relax, thinking of rolling hills and blinding sunlight just for a short moment.
But, when he opened them, he realised that his fantasy was far from near. The dark scenery came back into view, and the almost dead forest was everywhere in his eyes.
Suddenly realising that he was far behind, he quickly followed his pack-mates. Without a hint of a mumble, he passed by every other wolf, and took a trotting position behind Toko.
Learn from yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow, Anwell thought to himself. He couldn't exactly remember where he had heard that, since most of his past was a gigantic blur. But he thought it was a quote from a wise inventor of some sort, at least that's what his father told him...Before he died.
How he hated Death. He wished that the god would suffer a traumatic demise, and fall down an endless hole of some sort. He mused of that moment, slicing a large stick through the demon's heart...
The others cheered, and looked up at him for being brave, Anwell! You did it! They barked with joy, hearing Death cry his horrid last howls of excruciating pain and remorse...
Oh damn, he had done it again. Lost in thought, and completely out of the moment, he had lost his pack. "Anwell, why are you so utterly stupid?" He asked himself, growling with regret, "Keep your eyes alert! And don't stray from the pack!" He told himself repeatedly.
Hesitantly putting a nose to the ground, he began to sniff his way back to everyone else. Luckily for him, his sense of smell was, most of the time, 100 percent accurate. He could hear small mutters emerging from the shadows, but he chose to ignore them.
He knew what to do when a demon attacked, though.
Demon... Anwell began to remember, thinking about the black wolf that had suddenly turned, Maybe he had been enveloped in darkness himself...
He began to lose concentration again, and gave up trying to sniff out everyone with a sigh of frustration. "Why..." He mumbled to himself, and sat down on the cold, dead ground.
He waited, and waited. But no one would come. It was probably likely that no one had noticed his dissapearence, and Anwell layed his head on his paws, keeping his yellow eyes hastily open for any sight of movement.
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