Remedy

Everything felt numb, like she no longer had a body, like she was floating on air with no contact to the ground. She could hear the birds chattering from above, but the sound wasn’t normal, it was drowned out like the birds were miles away. Had she died? Was she dyeing? Is this the heaven some wolves spoke of? Eyes fluttered open to look at the canopy above her, trying to figure out where in the world she was and if she was in fact dead. Everything was blurry and she couldn’t make out what things wereShe didn’t know Typhon had rescued her, had drug her all the way here, and that she was being treated by the healers in the pack.

Then all at once her pain clicked with her body and within minutes the numbness was gone. She squeezed her eyes shut as her head throbbed in protest. She pulled herself into a ball with a groan of pain. Everything was sore, tense, bruised, and battered between being beaten against the side of the canyon and drug all the way here. She kept her eyes squeezed shut, trying to shut out the noise of the world around her. Everything sounded so loud compared to a few moments ago and it was making her head hurt even worse. Lifting her left front paw she covered her face with it and just laid there while waiting for her headache to calm down. She defiantly was not dead, but she didn’t know where she was and how she had managed to survive against all that water. Then as her headache began to settle a bit her mind was able to think.

Her heart ached not knowing what had happened to the others, what had become of the rest of the pack. She sighed lightly and just laid curled up, her eyes opening here and there as the headache continued to settle, a sinking feeling in her gut as she worried about the others