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*Kyarst* · 05-17-2014, 08:16 PM

Emerald pools so much akin to his mother's would scan frantically for the figure of Atlas. He'd taken to traveling more often with his own kind, and while Kyarst missed him he hadn't been plagued with loneliness for long. Still, it would be nice to catch up with his feathered friend. Eyes did not fall upon the penguin, but rather a young seal ailing in the distance. It seemed as if he might have been attacked by a shark, for his back flippers were shredded and he was bawling loudly. No other seals came to his aid, and this confused the pup. With haste he would slither toward the injured creature, curiosity and bloodlust brimming in his features. Testosterone drove him forward, but the scent of estrogen brought him back to reality. ?Sister,? he greeted her - for half or whole mattered little to him. She queried of their father, to which he would snort. ?He's better - but still absent most of the time. I haven't even really talked to him.? There was a note of bitterness in his tone, but it was mostly overwhelmed by affection. No matter how frustrating his father might be, Kyarst would love him eternally. ?Check out that seal over there. I wonder why no one's helping it?? It seemed as if the seal were abandoned by all of its kind. Did it have no mother or father to tend to it? No healers to aide it in this time of urgent need? It was pitiful, really - and the boy thought it best that it just die and not continue living in misery. An ear laid back, followed quickly by the other. ?We should do something. We should kill it. It's going to die anyway.? The last phrase was mostly to assure himself and her that this was the right thing to do. It had to be. He skirted forward until he was standing over the bawling seal. Jaws hung agape as he began to pant, the adrenaline heating his body. Would she join him?

?speak,?

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