Don't Give Up On Me

*Baldur* · (This post was last modified: 06-20-2014, 08:54 PM by Baldur.)

"Told you, we're lost."

Baldur did his best to ignore the spirit of his lover. He knew she was right about that last turn they took but he was so confident that he remembered how to get back to the serpent plains he kept right on his track. Dam. Baldur paused and shook out his coat. It was probably time to find some shelter. It was raining, icy, freezing rain that teased the possibility of spring before crushing it completely. Though Linne? didn't seem to be bothered. She pranced right along next to him not the least bit perturbed by the rain. Apparently being a ghost had it's advantages.

"Well darling, which way would you suggest."
Linne? snorted and shot him a look. "I told you which way when I thought I knew where we were. Now I have no clue." Baldur sighed and kept on walking. He doubted there'd be any shelter this far out. A sudden growl caught his attention, sent adrenaline through is body like lightning as he turned to see a bear charging down a young boy. And the boy wasn't moving ?. shit?

Baldur did what he often did in such dire and extremely important circumstances. He did something stupid. Defenses flared along his form as he charged, ears pinned, hackles raised as open maw landed a solid bite on the bears rear end. The beast let out a roar and twisted around to get at him. Baldur shuffled and shifted trying to keep his own hind end out of reach.

"BALDUR! What are you doing? Let go!"

"No way! I like my ass in one piece!"

"Technically your ass is in two pieces but-"

"NOT HELPING."

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