hellstorm
01-24-2014, 12:05 AM
Hell broke loose. Dragon ran under the trees, lightning and thunder booming overhead. He hated lightning and thunder with an intense passion. A phobia of sorts, for it reminded him of the day tragedy struck, the machines that killed his friends and more. He would never forget that day, it was the day he had almost died as well. And yet, here he was braving the storm that threatened them. Heading towards the barn that he knew most would be. He had to make sure they were safe, had to make sure nobody got hurt. He had no idea where Aeil had gone to, but maybe he would find her near the barn, and if not he would look for her later. Red eyes searched the fields before him, the familiar red barn coming into view but something was wrong. It was swaying, cracking, splintering. Would the storm take it down? It frightened him, but he would not turn coward and flee when his pack was in danger. As he raced across the field, water and wind pelted him mercilessly, eyes narrowed as the winds buffeted him. He could see several familiar forms near a fallen shed, many of the pack were here, but where were the rest? It was then as he spotted Destruction, a small cry would reach his tattered ears. Turning, he looked for the source until it fell upon a small figure in the grass, one of Loccian's children that he remembered from the meeting. He rushed over, gazing upon her fallen form before stopping at her side. He saw the blood on her coat, and carefully he leaned closer. "Hello young one, my name is Dragon. I'm going to help you okay? I'll get you out of here and into safety." He murmured gently as he leaned down to grasp Silveris in his jaws. Once he had hold of her, he quickly went over to Destruction, wincing at what he witnessed upon her face. Ears laid back as he saw the injury, and knew she needed help and fast. With his mouth full, he could only nudge her and guide her to turn around, to return to the forest and back to his den near the lake where he could try to treat the both of them. It was large enough for a few wolves to reside in, and far enough from the lake to avoid a flood. Surely they could go there for the time being. Speech Thought Others |