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chimique, wrote:Name: Salvadore.
Gender: Male.
Who they lost: We were happy. Why did it have to change?
I had joined the council a few days ago, the peacekeeper being the one to introduce me to the job. After all, what was a council without a god to help out? Of course, we all were mythical, most of us immortal. But i was the only kitsune, what they jokingly called a 'shrine maiden' despite me being clueless about the Kagura dance - i admired the few creatures whom spent the time to learnt it, but as a deity i did not have time for things such as that.
The peacekeeper and I became fast friends. Our personalities fit like a glove, getting through problems with our fingers intertwined. Whenever one needed support, the other provided. It was bittersweet though - we argued, we left only to reunite the next day. But he always loved me, and i always loved him. Nothing was going to change that, and nothing ever will. I still love him, but i no longer can show it. Only speak of it, think of him when times are down so i have one last hope of cheering up. Even in death he supports me.
We were happy together. Whether or not we were dating depended on what mood we were in, and it always best not to ask. However, one disagreed with our relationship. He wanted to be the peacekeeper, he wanted to take my loves job away from him. of course, we fought against this and won together, celebrating with old stories by the fire, my sharp claws stirring boiling hot tea, the liquid soothing our throats, sore from shouting. We both really did have a temper back in the day, it's a good thing i have grown. I am no longer so childish.
Maybe it was a good thing that man was never peacekeeper. No matter how bad he wanted the job, i would fight alongside my dearest to keep his job secure, safe. Just like I fought to keep him safe. I failed though, and for that i refuse to forgive myself.
My drink poisoned, not enough to kill me, but enough to make me groggy. I was unable to see the flames licking at our once peaceful home. He had set us up - i felt the heat, and brushed it off as me overheating. After all, my vision was blurring already, i had to be tired.
So when I heard screams I panicked. Weak attempts to get back inside the house were stopped by flames, my tears doing nothing to drown them out. That was the day I lost him. I lost him over a stupid job, I lost him over something so silly. That day i lost my sight too - but i'm not sure I want to see a world without him. And I didnt want to work in a council without him, no matter the culprit of his death being locked up. I now live secluded... am i happy this way?
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