[This is the 700th post.. Congrats everyone! I've had so much fun working with y'all! ]
Rae sat on the ground, on her knees. Tears, to many, appeared in her eyes. She didn't fight these away, she wouldn't. The tears escaped her eyes like a river, never stopping. A sob escaped her mouth and she buried her head into her hands. This was her highlight, a human died for her and all she could do was cry. No, she didn't need anyone to see her like this. She didn't want anyone to be near her. Rae, being Rae, stood up and walked away. She didn't care if she got hurt, she kept walking. Her face was wet with tears and she kept crying. This was not a time for her to be quite, so she sobbed too. Never did she stop walking. Rae escaped from the building, covering her tracks.
Rae went missing between the days of Hunters death and the funeral. There was no sign of her anywhere. She stayed, sitting in a field, alone. The breeze moved her hair as she moved her hands through the flowers. Everything out here was pretty, nothing was the same. The thoughts and memory's of days before replayed through her mind and she cried again. No one was out here, so she sobbed loudly. While she cried, she shook, fear and pain taking over her. She wouldn't mind getting tested on now, one of the only damn things she carried about died. The cool breeze moved the necklace on her neck and Rae stood up. Hunters funeral was her last time to say goodbye, but she wouldn't stop mourning.
After hours of walking and talking to friends, Rae appeared at the funeral. Her eyes were puffy and red, but she didn't care what the humans though. She didn't care about anything anymore. The air made her want to chook, nothing was right. She wore a black dress, which hugged her body. Her emerald necklace was around her neck. Today, she would give something she loved up. Rae recognized a familiar face, Greg. She made her way near the edge of people. She looked around, making sure no one was coming up. Her vision was blurry with tears and she tried to be calm. The sight of Hunters grave made her want to scream and cry. No, she would not do it here, she would wait till she was alone.
Rae slowly walked up and sank to her knees. Memory flooded her mind as her hand touched his grave. Everything replayed itself and she hid her face. Rae's small hands went up to her neck and she took off her emerald necklace. This, was part of her life, it was her life. It was her plan to one day show Hunter it, show him what her life was like. She placed the necklace on his grave, she couldn't talk. Her throat felt closed, like she could barely breathe. She moved to Marks grave and took out a pin. It was a soldier and she placed it down. Small tears were an understatement, she was about sob again. Her eyes were puffy and red and she left the graves. She began to disappear into the forest, hiding from everyone.
Rae sat on the ground, on her knees. Tears, to many, appeared in her eyes. She didn't fight these away, she wouldn't. The tears escaped her eyes like a river, never stopping. A sob escaped her mouth and she buried her head into her hands. This was her highlight, a human died for her and all she could do was cry. No, she didn't need anyone to see her like this. She didn't want anyone to be near her. Rae, being Rae, stood up and walked away. She didn't care if she got hurt, she kept walking. Her face was wet with tears and she kept crying. This was not a time for her to be quite, so she sobbed too. Never did she stop walking. Rae escaped from the building, covering her tracks.
Rae went missing between the days of Hunters death and the funeral. There was no sign of her anywhere. She stayed, sitting in a field, alone. The breeze moved her hair as she moved her hands through the flowers. Everything out here was pretty, nothing was the same. The thoughts and memory's of days before replayed through her mind and she cried again. No one was out here, so she sobbed loudly. While she cried, she shook, fear and pain taking over her. She wouldn't mind getting tested on now, one of the only damn things she carried about died. The cool breeze moved the necklace on her neck and Rae stood up. Hunters funeral was her last time to say goodbye, but she wouldn't stop mourning.
After hours of walking and talking to friends, Rae appeared at the funeral. Her eyes were puffy and red, but she didn't care what the humans though. She didn't care about anything anymore. The air made her want to chook, nothing was right. She wore a black dress, which hugged her body. Her emerald necklace was around her neck. Today, she would give something she loved up. Rae recognized a familiar face, Greg. She made her way near the edge of people. She looked around, making sure no one was coming up. Her vision was blurry with tears and she tried to be calm. The sight of Hunters grave made her want to scream and cry. No, she would not do it here, she would wait till she was alone.
Rae slowly walked up and sank to her knees. Memory flooded her mind as her hand touched his grave. Everything replayed itself and she hid her face. Rae's small hands went up to her neck and she took off her emerald necklace. This, was part of her life, it was her life. It was her plan to one day show Hunter it, show him what her life was like. She placed the necklace on his grave, she couldn't talk. Her throat felt closed, like she could barely breathe. She moved to Marks grave and took out a pin. It was a soldier and she placed it down. Small tears were an understatement, she was about sob again. Her eyes were puffy and red and she left the graves. She began to disappear into the forest, hiding from everyone.
It was a while before Isobel could make herself move again. Her cheeks felt sticky and tear stained. She slowly stood up, hugging herself. She couldn't believe he was actually...gone. Isobel was empty inside, numb to anything happening around her. Every time she came to something that reminded her of Hunter, the tears started up again and the numbness gave way to a deep sense of loss. The fact that she'd never hear his voice again, never.
She had adopted a slow shuffling gait in the hall, pausing now and again when she felt like she was going to break down. Isobel stopped by their rooms, resting her hand on the doorknob leading to his room. She went inside, feeling strange as she remembered being in here just earlier today. It felt like so long ago. She sat down on his bed gently as if she were almost afraid to disturb how he'd left it. As she set her hand down, it brushed against the book he'd been reading when Rae came in. She gave a small smile as she felt where he'd marked his place. "Guess we interrupted you before you could finish it, huh?" Her voice sounded too loud in the silent room, even though her voice wasn't much above a whisper.
Isobel lingered at the hospital, not wanting to leave the only place that held memories of Hunter for her. She helped heal some of the other patients and keeping herself busy. The bones in her body were a lot less dense than a human's so she was able to take off the sling that held her wing in place the morning of the funeral. It would be another day or two before she could really trust herself to fly again without pain but it felt good to be able to move it.
It was a warm day out; it might have been nice if only the day weren't so mournful. Isobel spent the time before the funeral to pick flowers from nearby for both the men. She wore a black dress to the funeral, the first time she'd ever worn a dress. She went to Mark's grave first. "I didn't know you very well, or for very long, but I wish I could have." She said quietly and laid a bundle of flowers down. She walked to Hunter's grave next, being lead by others at the funeral.
She was silent in front of his grave for a moment as she laid down the book and another bundle of flowers with a sad smile. "I...I picked the best smelling ones for you and Mark, so I can't promise how nice they might look...and your book too." Isobel felt like the words just weren't enough but she couldn't think of anything else to say. "I miss you." She said, tears rolling down her cheeks.
She had adopted a slow shuffling gait in the hall, pausing now and again when she felt like she was going to break down. Isobel stopped by their rooms, resting her hand on the doorknob leading to his room. She went inside, feeling strange as she remembered being in here just earlier today. It felt like so long ago. She sat down on his bed gently as if she were almost afraid to disturb how he'd left it. As she set her hand down, it brushed against the book he'd been reading when Rae came in. She gave a small smile as she felt where he'd marked his place. "Guess we interrupted you before you could finish it, huh?" Her voice sounded too loud in the silent room, even though her voice wasn't much above a whisper.
Isobel lingered at the hospital, not wanting to leave the only place that held memories of Hunter for her. She helped heal some of the other patients and keeping herself busy. The bones in her body were a lot less dense than a human's so she was able to take off the sling that held her wing in place the morning of the funeral. It would be another day or two before she could really trust herself to fly again without pain but it felt good to be able to move it.
It was a warm day out; it might have been nice if only the day weren't so mournful. Isobel spent the time before the funeral to pick flowers from nearby for both the men. She wore a black dress to the funeral, the first time she'd ever worn a dress. She went to Mark's grave first. "I didn't know you very well, or for very long, but I wish I could have." She said quietly and laid a bundle of flowers down. She walked to Hunter's grave next, being lead by others at the funeral.
She was silent in front of his grave for a moment as she laid down the book and another bundle of flowers with a sad smile. "I...I picked the best smelling ones for you and Mark, so I can't promise how nice they might look...and your book too." Isobel felt like the words just weren't enough but she couldn't think of anything else to say. "I miss you." She said, tears rolling down her cheeks.
[ A little time skip y'all! Since I'm not good just say what had happened to Isobel in the six months. ]
It had been over six months since Hunter's death. There was no sign of Rae in the human world. No one had seen her near cities, parks, nothing... It would have seemed she vanished from the world, but she hadn't fully. Miles from the cities and such, Rae had made a place. Still being a lone wolf and stuff, she did stupid things. Her days were spent fighting wolves and raiding packs by herself. The time she had fought with Isobel and Hunter taught her how to fight much better.
The thoughts of Hunter haunted her, making her want to scream and yell. No one knew her emotions here, there was no one. If a human dared to get near to Rae, she wouldn't hesitate killing them. Humans were not her friend anymore, specially since she now hated them more than ever. Slightly she blamed Hunter's death on them, but she blamed herself. It felt like a weight in her stomach, pulling her down every second.
Rae always thought of Isobel. Isobel was a friend, close friend to be exact. In her heart, she thought of her as a sister. The absence of both of them made her feel small. It one day, she lost everything of her old life. This was her knew life, this was what she originally thought of herself. A killer, a blood thirsty person. Being away from the humans changed herself and she didn't mind fighting now.
Rae walked through the forest, in her wolf form, sniffing the air. The silence of the forest made her alert. Her emerald eyes looked around, her white coat was now dirty. Slowly and steadily, Rae looked for a certain spot. If she were to change into her human form, she had a tree where she would sit in. There it was, a oak tree. Rae walked to the side and changed into her human form. Quickly she grabbed a pair of clothes hidden in the oak and put them on. Since the whole Hunter and Isobel thing, Rae had gotten close to her inner wolf. This meant when transforming would be differently.
It had been over six months since Hunter's death. There was no sign of Rae in the human world. No one had seen her near cities, parks, nothing... It would have seemed she vanished from the world, but she hadn't fully. Miles from the cities and such, Rae had made a place. Still being a lone wolf and stuff, she did stupid things. Her days were spent fighting wolves and raiding packs by herself. The time she had fought with Isobel and Hunter taught her how to fight much better.
The thoughts of Hunter haunted her, making her want to scream and yell. No one knew her emotions here, there was no one. If a human dared to get near to Rae, she wouldn't hesitate killing them. Humans were not her friend anymore, specially since she now hated them more than ever. Slightly she blamed Hunter's death on them, but she blamed herself. It felt like a weight in her stomach, pulling her down every second.
Rae always thought of Isobel. Isobel was a friend, close friend to be exact. In her heart, she thought of her as a sister. The absence of both of them made her feel small. It one day, she lost everything of her old life. This was her knew life, this was what she originally thought of herself. A killer, a blood thirsty person. Being away from the humans changed herself and she didn't mind fighting now.
Rae walked through the forest, in her wolf form, sniffing the air. The silence of the forest made her alert. Her emerald eyes looked around, her white coat was now dirty. Slowly and steadily, Rae looked for a certain spot. If she were to change into her human form, she had a tree where she would sit in. There it was, a oak tree. Rae walked to the side and changed into her human form. Quickly she grabbed a pair of clothes hidden in the oak and put them on. Since the whole Hunter and Isobel thing, Rae had gotten close to her inner wolf. This meant when transforming would be differently.
((Sorry, my weekend was super busy!!))
When she couldn't find Rae, Isobel went back to her old life before she'd met Rae and Hunter. As much as she could anyways. She mostly just avoided people, and helped those that needed it when they came across her path. She kept her ears open to any signs of supernatural lab testing, but there wasn't much to hear about it. Hunter had been true to his word and his organization had weaseled most of them out. Looking back now, she couldn't believe she had thought he was working for labbies. When she thought of him, she felt like she'd start crying all over again and she thought of him often.
Hunter wasn't the only one she missed though. Rae was in her thoughts just as often. Isobel found herself wondering how she was doing now and where she was at. She hoped to see her again soon. After six months, being alone didn't really appeal to her anymore. Not when she had a friend close enough that she viewed as a sister. Isobel decided to start looking for her in all the woods she could find. She had to find Rae eventually.
((I'm going to have Jennine find you in the forest first Rae.))
When she couldn't find Rae, Isobel went back to her old life before she'd met Rae and Hunter. As much as she could anyways. She mostly just avoided people, and helped those that needed it when they came across her path. She kept her ears open to any signs of supernatural lab testing, but there wasn't much to hear about it. Hunter had been true to his word and his organization had weaseled most of them out. Looking back now, she couldn't believe she had thought he was working for labbies. When she thought of him, she felt like she'd start crying all over again and she thought of him often.
Hunter wasn't the only one she missed though. Rae was in her thoughts just as often. Isobel found herself wondering how she was doing now and where she was at. She hoped to see her again soon. After six months, being alone didn't really appeal to her anymore. Not when she had a friend close enough that she viewed as a sister. Isobel decided to start looking for her in all the woods she could find. She had to find Rae eventually.
((I'm going to have Jennine find you in the forest first Rae.))
((Same here! Pieridae will follow right behind her. I just realized something, we have a blind girl and a fae that hardly ever speaks... This will be interesting 
Can't wait to come back into it. I have no idea how Rae will deal with him though, although he isn't human.))
Can't wait to come back into it. I have no idea how Rae will deal with him though, although he isn't human.))
((Jennine is though!! and I almost forgot she has a little fear of wolves...so this should be interesting.))
and I almost forgot she has a little fear of wolves...so this should be interesting.))
((Yeah, I've thought about this. This will be a cool mix. We just need to get them all to meet up. We can have this probably set after how our current rp is now? We could possibly have Pieridae and Jennine enter this and have them set up before they all meet?))
((Yeah, I mean Rae's already in the forest, and those two live in the woods.))
((Would you like first post honors?))
[ It shall be interesting, since she has had no contact with another thing besides a wolf. ]
Jennine crept quietly through the woods, a brown hood covering the light blond hair that would have otherwise given her away. It was a beautiful day out and she spent it happily exploring a deeper part of the woods she'd never been to. She was careful to be aware of her surroundings, in case a hungry predator decided to try and make her its lunch. It seemed pretty relaxed right then, bird song playing its melody. She tried copying parts and met with mixed success. It was at this time that she happened upon Rae in her human form. The sight of another person caught her by surprise and Jennine made a little more noise as she walked to make her presence known. "Hello, didn't think I'd meet someone else out here." She said as she came into view.
Pieridae was still wary of the possibility of his old adversaries coming back, so he every now and then he would scout around in the trees, fluttering from branch to branch. He was looking for tracks for very large wolves, the kind that killed Jennine's family and threw her into his life, and he into hers. He knew there was something around here, but he couldn't tell just what it was. He was somewhere around the campsite, in the trees, when Jennine happened upon Rae.
Rae heard the girl and a shiver was sent down her spine. Noticing she was a human, she stood up and jumped down from the tree. She did not flinch as she landed and landed perfectly. Humans... She thought in her mind. She didn't know if these people were bad and she didn't have Isobel or Hunter to tell her not to kill them. In a flash of a second she turned into her wolf form, tearing her clothes. There went one of her pairs of clothing down the drain.
It was true that since the testing, Rae's wolf form had changed. Her pelt was now thicker, teeth bigger, and her body size had changed. This was very different and uncommon for female werewolves, but the testing had ruined her already and made her stronger. For all she knew these people could be testing people, they could kill Rae if they wanted to or take her in for more testings and such.
It was true that since the testing, Rae's wolf form had changed. Her pelt was now thicker, teeth bigger, and her body size had changed. This was very different and uncommon for female werewolves, but the testing had ruined her already and made her stronger. For all she knew these people could be testing people, they could kill Rae if they wanted to or take her in for more testings and such.
The easy smile disappeared from Jennine's face as Rae changed into a wolf. A very big one. Almost without thinking, she had her bow in her hands and an arrow strung, aiming at the wolf. She could feel herself trembling but forced her hands to remain still. She slowly started to step back, blue eyes wide with fear never leaving the wolf.
Instead of fear on Rae's face, a smill appeared. Thrill went through her body and she pulled her lips back in a smile. Her teeth showed, which looked bigger. A growl escaped her mouth, but this was not threatening, it was more like a bring it on sound. Rae backed up and nudged the air beside her head, signaling them to leave now. If they were to not leave she would take matters into her own hands and hurt the humans.
Something felt wrong, it felt off. Then the far saw a wolf paw. The possibility of their nightmare coming true, that the wolves came back, burned his thoughts. Pieridae scanned the trees, trying to figure out which way his charge had gone. Once he figure it out he bolted in that direction.
He leapt from strong branch to strong branch, his wings giving him the power he needed to make the leaps. After a while he dropped for the canopy to the forest floor, soaring down. Then, with wigs an legs working together, he doubled his speed.
It was when his tuned ears heard the growl that he knew he was in the right area. His wings sounding like that of birds to those who haven't met him before, and the fact that he was down wind helped to mask him from the wolf until he zoomed into the area with the wolf. Then he stoppenflappin his wings an tucked them behind this back, he put his foot out and tumbled forwards, purposely catching himself when he landed between the two of them. Quickly he drew his bow and an arrow, knocking it as quickly as he had the bow pointed.
Unlike his charge, Pieridae was stone cold. His colored wings now fluttered slightly behind him as the point if his arrow glistened towards the wolf.
He leapt from strong branch to strong branch, his wings giving him the power he needed to make the leaps. After a while he dropped for the canopy to the forest floor, soaring down. Then, with wigs an legs working together, he doubled his speed.
It was when his tuned ears heard the growl that he knew he was in the right area. His wings sounding like that of birds to those who haven't met him before, and the fact that he was down wind helped to mask him from the wolf until he zoomed into the area with the wolf. Then he stoppenflappin his wings an tucked them behind this back, he put his foot out and tumbled forwards, purposely catching himself when he landed between the two of them. Quickly he drew his bow and an arrow, knocking it as quickly as he had the bow pointed.
Unlike his charge, Pieridae was stone cold. His colored wings now fluttered slightly behind him as the point if his arrow glistened towards the wolf.
Jennine flinched as the wolf pulled back its lips and showed its teeth. It reminded her of another night filled with fire and fear. Her fear froze her in place. Although running seemed a moot point as the wolf could definitely run her down if it wanted to. She had willed herself into taking a few more backward steps when Pieridae burst between them. With him came a flood of relief. He'd always protected her when she needed it, and it seemed today was no exception.
She eased her tension on the bow with trembling hands. Jennine wouldn't have been much help in the state she was in. She was more likely to miss the wolf, or accidentally hit Pier who stood between them. She exhaled a sigh of relief but kept the arrow notched to the string. She watched the wolf to see what it would do
She eased her tension on the bow with trembling hands. Jennine wouldn't have been much help in the state she was in. She was more likely to miss the wolf, or accidentally hit Pier who stood between them. She exhaled a sigh of relief but kept the arrow notched to the string. She watched the wolf to see what it would do
Isobel flew low over the treetops. "Raeeeee!" She called out. It felt a little silly just yelling out her name in a random forest. She could be in a different one and Isobel wouldn't know it. She felt vulnerable too. Any human in the woods only had to hear her and look up to find her, and she wouldn't know they were there. She couldn't think of any other way to try and find Rae though. "Raaaeeeee!!" She cupped her hands around her mouth to amplify her voice.
Rae pawed the ground and walked in a circle. She kept her distance from the man and young girl, but that was part of her plan. Being alone in a forest for six months, you learn the ends-and-outs of it. The echoing off a sound caught her intention. She heard her name being yelled and growled, loud. This growl was loud, possibly if one had good hearing could hear above trees.
Rae turned to look at the man and walked off. Pass the trees and behind one. She changed into a human, her nude body shivered. She threw on a lose shirt that stopped just above her knees. Really, she didn't care if this human or thing saw her legs, she didn't care. Rae had long legs, which were tan from being out in the sunlight. " So... shall we try and kill each other or kill each other? " a grin appeared on her face.
Rae turned to look at the man and walked off. Pass the trees and behind one. She changed into a human, her nude body shivered. She threw on a lose shirt that stopped just above her knees. Really, she didn't care if this human or thing saw her legs, she didn't care. Rae had long legs, which were tan from being out in the sunlight. " So... shall we try and kill each other or kill each other? " a grin appeared on her face.
((Thought there was gonna be a big fight again I had a doozy planned 
))
Pieridae traced the girl's movements with his aimed bow, ready to release at any time. The girl spoke but he never acknowledge anything, although in his head he found the name interesting. Rather than speak, he let his charge decide what she wanted. Pieridae put the girl's life in Jennine's hands.
I had a doozy planned ))Pieridae traced the girl's movements with his aimed bow, ready to release at any time. The girl spoke but he never acknowledge anything, although in his head he found the name interesting. Rather than speak, he let his charge decide what she wanted. Pieridae put the girl's life in Jennine's hands.
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