I WANT TO TEACH YOU A LESSON
Nothing seemed pleasant anymore. Castiel seemed to be separating the female, her mate, and her brother. Was she a wolf that would never have good luck? Her good eye searched for anything. For her brother's speckled coat, for Emery's gray coat. But she found nothing. She was alone. Again. And to make matters worse, her fur bristled at nothing there. But she could have sworn......
She paused and glanced back, only seeing the scenery. Why was shere back here again? Nothing good had come of the last time. She had left her pack, and.......Well, a few good things had come out of it. But now her home was flooded. A large male had blinded her in one eye during that storm. The clouded blue eye, once brilliant blue, was now the color of a robin's egg.
Silveris missed her family. Loccian, Enola, Daedaldus.......Where were they now? She guessed she would never know anymore. She had never seen them ever since she had left. But wasn't that her own fault? After all, if she hadn't have left, she would have been able to go with them. But on the other paw.....
If she hadn't have left, she would have never met Emery, or find a home that would have protected her, them, if not for the storm. Either way, it was going to end up having it's ups and downs. And this was one of them. With fall coming, she needed to find a place to live. But after being with Emery and Biull so long, she couldn't live as a loner. Tears began to fall from her good eye, at frustration at all of this happening. With the cold breeze brushing her fur, Silveris sat down heavily.
With her crown lifted, Silveris closed her eyes and parted her lips in a howl. Mostly, it was so she could get all the anger and sadness out. But it was also a cry for her family. It didn't matter who came, unless they didn't know where the other was. They needed to be a family again. And three wolves couldn't rule a pack. Unless she could find any of her family, if there was any more, then she couldn't remake Seracia. Even so, she had to be in a pack first. It was dangerous during the Winter. The brown and white female knew that. |