He had been among those inflicted with the toxins of the water. However, when he compared his symptoms to others', he deemed himself lucky. He wasn't nearly as bad as some, with weak legs and fits of dizziness. He simply thought nothing of these spells and powered on; he was a prideful fool, after all. But he was still a fool and he didn't heed the warnings until it was too late. Wrenbreeze, while out looking for prey that wasn't poisoned, felt his mind go blank and light as a feather.
He blinked, shaking his head to try and disspell the head-ache, but it still remained. There was a dull throb at the back of his mind, ears haunted by the thunder of his heart-beat. He took in deep breaths and tried to further steady himself. The mouse he had been stalking, eyes roaming over and mouth watering, had finally noticed his presence, turning and darting into the underbrush. Cursing under his breath, he stood up, jerking to the side when he nearly fell.
The green foliage and shimmering water blurred together in blobs in his vision. Unconsciousness began to settle into the blackness creeping into the corner of his eyes, though he fought against it, struggling to stay up. Then his fight was given up as he plunged to the side. A ditch of flowing water was waiting to soften his landing, embracing him and forcing him under the tides.
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