The Sight
01-22-2014, 07:44 PM
The wind whistled dangerously across the land as the ship that the woman was near creaked from age and damage. It appeared to have been abandon for decades, and everything about it seemed to have a murky and haunting feelings to it. The wind whistled past her lobes, as if it were doing so in her ear which caused her to shiver from the spooky sensations that were haunting her mind.
She walked into the ship and went to explore. It had a very old, steel structure with many scratches as the paint seemed to be tearing away from the age that possessed it. The floor boards creaked as her paws carefully stepped onto them as if they were about to break from the pressure and weight. Her eyes shimmered from the moon that shed it's light through the broken glass windows, the color of them a deep, yet emerald color.
"Why did I even explore this damn place?" she asked herself as she continued onward. One of the rooms appeared to be a dining hall with silk sheets that covered a table, and rusted utensils that appeared to be rusted. Esperanza tilted her head when she saw them, but ignored the metal tools. Many doors were open and many had beds and closets built into the wall. Sleep had soon overcame her as she leapt onto the bed and placed her head on her forepaws, and, almost instantly, she closed her eyes. Placing her cranium on top of her paws as her ebony colored tail wrapped around her form and stayed at her right side.
She walked into the ship and went to explore. It had a very old, steel structure with many scratches as the paint seemed to be tearing away from the age that possessed it. The floor boards creaked as her paws carefully stepped onto them as if they were about to break from the pressure and weight. Her eyes shimmered from the moon that shed it's light through the broken glass windows, the color of them a deep, yet emerald color.
"Why did I even explore this damn place?" she asked herself as she continued onward. One of the rooms appeared to be a dining hall with silk sheets that covered a table, and rusted utensils that appeared to be rusted. Esperanza tilted her head when she saw them, but ignored the metal tools. Many doors were open and many had beds and closets built into the wall. Sleep had soon overcame her as she leapt onto the bed and placed her head on her forepaws, and, almost instantly, she closed her eyes. Placing her cranium on top of her paws as her ebony colored tail wrapped around her form and stayed at her right side.