[fancypost bgcolor= transparent; border: 0px;][justify]It was Bucky and Nicandro that could be found on the border, both seemingly returning from the same place. Hell. Fucking hell.
The two of them had been able to make an escape when everything had seemingly turned into disorganized chaos with flashing lights of red and blue and the scattering of their captors and other humans. The stench of sweat, steel and blood clung onto Barnes' ragged-appearing coat. He wasn't sure about the SunClan leader, for he'd been too out of it to actually pay much attention, but Buck wasn't anywhere near healthy. Ribs poked through the shepard's sides, appearing as if they were close to sticking out from the skin. His hazel hued eyes glossed over from lack of nutrition and mental-suffering. Practically making it appear as if there was a layer of sheer fogged glass covering his vision. Jaw hanging open with pure shock and dehydration as a fever ravaged the former deputy. Part of his thick coat was plastered against his now-skinny frame with mud and, crimson that partially wasn't his own. Infected wounds littered his sides, ensuing the sickness that now shook his body and immune system. Partial chunks of flesh hung off the injuries as if it had been like that for a while now. But, despite it all, the only thing that came from the SunClanner was a shuddering breath, inhaling the cool air around them with a staggering position as if he were to collapse into the snowy ground that was now speckled with red infectious blood.
He didn't dare glance towards the SunClan leader who was hopefully somewhere besides him, for his vision burned into the ground dead-ahead as if he was unable to move it away. Buck looked different, despite his abused form. Something laced itself into his eyes, as it was almost unidentifiable. He didn't necessarily appear broken, but a mix of all emotions. Maybe it was the fever that continued to wreck him from the inside out that made him appear like he did. There was a faint ringing sound echoing his ears, and the voices and sounds around him were nothing but dulled as if they were the thunder of a passing storm. His eyes burned open, refusing to blink, for all he saw were shadowing shapes and the splattering of blood onto cement. His eyes would not remain hard, but instead they'd soften into something of internal suffering as pain shocked up and down his body until it made him feel numb.The canine wouldn't speak as the scent of the sea overwhelmed his senses, seemingly closing up his throat. It all felt as if sand was pouring into his throat making it dry with too much emotion.
He was home.
