They Say We're Crazy

*Jupiter I* · 07-25-2014, 01:11 PM

It was here where it had all started, wasn't it? Where she had found Secret and the woman had told her of Kaios' force claim of her. Where she'd met the woman whose pups were eaten by the dark beast before her very eyes. It was here that she had pledged her freedom to her. But in the end, the lass had not accepted it, and had turned it away in the face of deception, victim to some twisted sort of Stockholm syndrome that could not be warded away.

It wasn't here that she had ended Kaios' life but it was here that the memories made her paws heavy with the thought of his blood pooling at them. No guilt riddled her conscience, even if it seemed like the entire world turning their backs on her for ridding Alacritia of the monster. Apparently, she was the monster for destroying a family while Kaios had destroyed countless. Even though she fostered not an ounce of guilt, the event constantly fueled her with temporary spurts of anger at the blind sheep that dwelled in these lands. What idiots.

Mercury pressed lightly into one of her legs as she picked her way casually up the mountainside, aware of the source of her agitation and seeking to quell it. It seemed like the tasmanian devil and the wolf were never angry at the same time anymore, but both knew how to calm the other in an instant and always without a word. Jupiter threw a grateful glance down at the small but ferocious creature, a soft smile touching the scarred firebird's obsidian lips.

The phoenix wasn't sure where on the mountain she was heading. She'd come here to see if a pack still had claim laid to the land. They didn't--meaning she had no reason to stick around, but for nostalgia's sake, the phoenix settled upon the warm rock, unaware of another wolf's presence only a little further up the mountain.

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They Say We're Crazy

Jupiter I