BREAK MY HEART — open, 'death'

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    it was her warrior assessment.


    waterpaw had been waiting for what felt like an eternity, and she was doing damn well. she had a few minutes left, she'd catch a few more things, and then she'd go back to camp. she'd be celebrated for everything she'd done, for her good hunting and her skills and her moons and moons of training. she'd get her warrior name, move to the better den. she'd make some lovely lady her mate, she'd serve her clan, she'd grow old and become an elder. then she'd die of age, or perhaps some sickness that attacked her old and frail body.


    that was the plan.


    that had always been the plan.


    but she'd seen a rabbit. a big, fat one that could feed three apprentices. it had to be nearly her own size. she'd catch it, and that alone would grant her some fabulous name, like waterheart. maybe waterrabbit, if loststar felt like being funny.


    it sat on the thunderpath, all the monsters far off. she knew she could get it and come back before any got even close.


    so she darted out, long legs springing her onto it's back in a clean jump. it wiggled and squirmed when she bit into it's neck, it's blood getting everywhere. it was awfully messy, but it was strong and fought with all it's might.


    she could hear the monster coming. closer, closer. she bit down harder, and finally, it went limp.


    then the monster slammed into her body, and she went just as limp.


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    "josh, i don't care. he killed her. you can't just justify murder." the man snapped, both hands on the wheel, his phone wedged between his cheek and his shoulder. "he killed her. slammed his car and tossed her body into a ditch. he didn't care that she had a family and friends and life. none of it mattered to him. if you want to work the case, be my guest, but you're not gonna win-"


    thump.


    "shit, i think i hit something. fuck you, it's not ironic - it's probably some stray cat, not a woman. i've gotta go."


    the man stopped his car and jumped out, adjusting his suit jacket. a cat, fur a dull shade of gold, lie sprawled out, covered in blood. a rabbit lie beside it, and he couldn't help arching his brows. "that's a big fucking rabbit..." he mumbled to himself, opening the back door of his cart. he opened his gym bag and pulled out a towel covered in sweat, turning back. he wrapped the two bodies in the towel, not wanting to touch them, and carted them to the side of the road, tossing the bodies into the ditch. the cat went flying, the rabbit tumbling away with the towel.


    he sighed, eyeing his hands as though the stench of death had crept through the towel and onto his hands, and shook his head. "fucking ironic my ass."


    [so, she isn't actually dead. however, anyone looking on saw only him pick her up, and it's assumed he took the body with him. there's a ton of blood on the road, and it should be assumed to be water's. she'll be in windclan for a while and will be back...eventually.]

  • [center][fancypost=background-color:;border:0px;width:450px;font-size:8pt;text-align:justify;]Warrior assessments were something that Lost tended to enjoy. Not for any particular reason, but if an almost-warrior apprentice happened to slip while catching whatever, he wanted to be there. Any chance to mock an apprentice was a good chance. However, today it wouldnt be like that.


    He crouched low, following the apprentice silently in the shadows. He crunched his nose in disgust as they neared the thunderpath but didnt say anything. His mistake. He watched the apprentice run out on the path with large eyes, the white in them highly visible. He couldnt, nor did he want to, go after her since a monster was coming. One that she didnt appear to notice until it was too late. He could only watch as the twoleg climbed out of the monster and circled her body. The scent of death and blood reeked the place, forcing Lost to assume the worst and head back to camp quickly.


    It wasnt a long run to reach the camp. He was graceful and quick, all thanks to his windclan blood from his mother. So, running to the marshy center was rather easy. He stood at the entrance for a moment, calming down himself before taking a deep inhale and exhale. "Waterpaw is dead."


  • JAGGEDSIGHT
    Male| 12 moons| ShadowClan| Medicine Cat | Blind, Insomniac, Slow of Speech| No kill/capture| Ask to injure|anger management needed
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    IC: Jaggedsight sat up. "...Dead..? And.. Loststar... left... Waterpaw's... body... out... of... camp...?" He mewed, eyes downcast. How could Waterpaw be taken from them? She was almost a warrior. He clenched his teeth against the wail he wanted to let out. Why were StarClan so cruel?


  • LICHEN;;


    Repulsive was the scent of gasoline, the pungent odor clinging to the leader's pelt like a leech. It assaulted his nose, forcing him back onto the road himself. The black asphalt beneath his swift paws, the sudden light breaking through the dark of night, a sudden pain in his side, the feeling of being tossed into the air by the impact only to land on the ground. The scent of blood, the unbearable pain, the sudden darkness surrounding him, different than the shadows of night. The inability to keep himself awake and alert, his body succumbing to the pain and shock of the entire ordeal.


    His fur was bristled, every hair standing on end as if he had just been electrocuted. His body was lowered to the floor, the fur on his chest barely brushing against the ground. His ears were pinned back against his head, his maw parted and teeth bared. His claws were digging into the earth below him, the tom readying himself for escape if it was needed. The smell carried on the fur of the Shadowclan leader brought the fear back full force, along with the memories of that night. All those emotions were swirling around inside his mind, causing him to lose touch with what was actually real.


    It took a while for his mind to come back to the present, for the injured tom to realize that he was safe, that he wasn't currently laying on the cool asphalt with a car standing over him. Once he realized that he wasn't going to be injured, the memories of the pain fading from his body, he would direct his blank gaze towards the leader's form. "T'was a car, wasn't it? Th' poor girl was unlucky, must'a been hit wrong. Or they could'a jus' not stopped, bein' crushed by one o' those things could do th' trick too." His voice was cool and emotionless, as if he was forcing the words out just to get them out. They didn't mean anything to the frightened tom, nothing seemed to. It felt as if he detached from his body, unable to do anything. His mouth was just moving on it's own, in a sense.
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