The lost elementists -RP!

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The prickling of the pelt under a hot sun was found very annoying among most, for a wolf to travel so much and to drag themselves through bramble and hardly stop for any drinks, some may not believe it but many loners of the world did this. They traveled so far to find themselves while only to find loneliness and death at a dead end. Yet for those who find that something that they set out for are never heard of or praised even though it happens. All they got is themselves to congratulate themselves and to move forward once more. Many may wonder why i even bother to rant with this and why even i mention this. Well maybe its because i have nothing more to do than to ponder in my own mind as i set down my current path.....yes indeed im sure you've guessed. I am one of those loners who wonder this life so aimlessly. And believe me i have my reason and well i know i could never go. Never.

Paw after paw, flashing of brown and tan, how strange of a sight yet so ordinary to the young fae. Oh yeah young, you must thought such as my thinking line must of been owned by an old wise wolf yes? Maybe in a time before now i might of been on the same wave length but now after the things I've seen i do not think i could go back to such ignorant thoughts. Oh now...it seems that my mind has been lost off of track once more...maybe i am the reason i have not found what it could be in which i search for. But...then again i don't even know what it is if you haven't noticed.

Scarlet flickered as a tongue lolled out, a huff and a grunt. So much exaggerated tiring songs even though i put it upon myself to just go where ever my paws led me right? I blink and sweep my blue and yellow gaze over the terrain, what a bleak and closely knitted tree's, they were tall and full bloom of green during this hot summer day, or was it possible that it was actually spring? Who know's i lost caught of the days after many moons of sulking.

Finally, I allowed myself to flop down in a heap of shades of brown and red among the grass close by to a river. I breathed in deeply basking in the scents of chervil and moss. Maybe this was it...it was warm and soft, the wind was just right blowing against my shaggy fur. Yes...maybe this was it...

I could not... not take my eyes off the body laying before me.

Was he dead? Of course he was.. and it was my fault I could not arrive any sooner.

While tears blurred my vision, dark crimson smeared my thoughts and I let out the first sob of many.

Never had a failed heal affected me so much. I shook with grief pressed on heavy beige and blonde shoulders. Could it be possible she was this upset over the life she did not know?

My wet, unfocused irises stared down at the body, and I shook horridly at the glazed pair of eyes staring off into the north direction. I tried to lift a dainty cream paw to close the gateway, opened to my failure, but I shook too violently, and I had to turn away -a dry-heave building up in my belly.

And there it was I sat, my back turned away from this helpless child who did not deserve to die. Who had so many years left in its young and boisterous body. But with ill-fate, all hopes of a long and happy future were stripped from the young'uns pelt.

Gemini sniffled and squinted her eyes very hard, pushing the last of her tears out of her eyes. She tested her hind legs and stood up carefully, thin little twigs shaking with obvious effort. She stared down at her paws, and a sudden burst of fury overcame her.

"It did not work! Why has it left me? Why have my diligence desert me? These paws are stained in the mark of a failure! Perhaps even a murderer..." the tiny beige tinder wolf slumped to her knees and was wracked with sobs. "I killed the little puppy... I let his life slip between my pads and get hoisted to the heavens.. I will not let these paws fail on me again. I will not...I will not..!!" She gave another quiet sob and sniffled. "I will not be so careless next time. I must...yes, I must take my powers more seriously. I was too confident... The child...the child needed herbs to fully heal, and I was not to my fullest strength to save him." Gemini rose to full height, her spindly legs giving more support than before.

She turned back to the child with hesitation alight in her gaze. 'Rest in peace, little child.' She said, and used her nose to push leaves and dirt over his body, as the ground was too solid to dig a proper hole. Gemini sniffled and looked at the heap once more, determination burning in her gray-blue gaze. She turned and galloped away, the moment her back turned. Something important she had learnt over the time she was aware of her powers. "It is best not to linger on problems from the past. Learn from your mistakes and move on, Gem. Become a better, wiser, stronger healer." she told herself to take her mind off the body she was elaving behind her in the forest.

The stirring of grass stems and the rise of the flank gave a peaceful air to the area. Even though the banks were rock and the water churned it was settling in the wolf's heart. She had been there for quite a few days now and she found that the surroundings held an abundance of prey. She were uncertain on if the area was even claimed by a pack, from what she could tell there had been no scent markers. Maybe a loner here and there but they didn't want anything to do with the red wolf. She blinked her blue and yellow optics open slowly with a huff. She could already feel her hips beginning to pop as she begin to rise, at the rate she was going she'd be out of shape and nothing but meat and fluff. What juicy prey for the bear's right? Well you thought wrong because starting this noon she would go back to training, beneath her fur was rippling muscles after many moons of fighting against the most cold hearted of wolves.

Mort laid in the depths of the cave. He stared at the door of it which was a rushing waterfall. Darkness seemed to seep out from the cave's floor like an early morning's fog. Not a drop of sunshine crept its way into the cave. The only sound that could be heard was the slow and steady pace of the torn wolf. His head lay on his paws. A hole had been placed in his right ear by the tooth of another wolf while half of his left ear was ripped off.

The darkness blocked not only light, but it blocked sound too. Mort came to the cave because of its darkness, but he didn't know it would be so silent once he entered the cave. The sound of the waterfall wasn't to be heard; though, it was right in front of him. His green, hazel eyes slowly closed as he breathed in deeply. "Finally, some peace and quiet," he said softly and wrapped his tail around himself.

With a roll of the shoulders and a breathless groan she bargained she would be sleeping sore tonight, maybe easing into harsh training would've been better...but whats been done has well been done. She settled for the leftovers of a birch wood colored rabbit that she caught early that morning, with halfhearted gulps she finished what was left before leaning on her right side shoulder. Clucking her tongue with hardly a thought but how soothing the river sounded. She closed her eyes with a genuine smile. The content and satisfaction of such a find bloomed practically everyday she spent here. Jerking out of her reverie since once again she dazed away like an old geezer. She scrunched her muzzle with the tip of her tongue poking through just enough for the reddish pink pink to show. 'I'm such a disgusting thing....' Heaving herself back to her paws she made way for the rocky side river bed, her ears twitching and her eyes blinking, for half a second she felt as if she slowed her pace and a irritable throbbing in her head. And when she refocused she was standing at her destination, the water moving in smooth strokes, over top it looked calm but beneath was a wild tide. 'It'd be nasty to get caught in this water...most likely drowning...unless you went with the current but from what i've seen this river leads to that waterfall.'

Looking down at the wolf that reflected back she sneered at her own sight, she was on short legs but that was made up with the bulk beneath the fur. Though she wasn't impressed with much she found her eyes unique. Blue and yellow, strange combination that made something beautiful. Tired of her thoughts of her weirdness she glanced towards the other bank, it was a long stretch, no way of possibly jumping and to swim across would be a fools bargain. Something...there was something that made her yearn to stare...

An ivory frame with unique tree-like markings came into view of the riverside. Quick paced paw-pads hit the stone flooring in a rhythmic pace. The canine was unsure of his hurry; Zephyr enjoyed taking slow strolls to view the landscape of the realms the wolf visited. Glancing from side to side with his sole-seeing orb, Zephyr noticed the tall grasses leaned in towards his frame and grass sprung out of the mud trail that he left behind. 'My powers are getting stronger.' The reminder of this made the male heave out a sigh. Why couldn't he be normal like all the others of his kind? The companions the wolf made during his travels left; they believed he'd bring harm to them. Some simply thought Zep was a lunatic. It was not long until rumors swept across the land of his powers; some envied it, others feared him, some thought he was a monster. In his own state of mind, Zephyr rejected the theories. He knew who he was, and knew what he used his power for. "For good." The canine whispered to himself, leaping from stone to stone. It wasn't long until the thunderous sound of crashing water snapped him from his thoughts.

Her tongue lapped through the flourishing water with strong strokes, when she raised her muzzle the water dribbled down her chest before evaporating off. "Refreshing..." Taugi sat back on her haunches, her eyes showing boredom, what a lonely life she lived. Thinking back always hurt but...what more could she do but wish some things never happened and that her secret was never brought to light.

Born into a pack that trained her to hunt and fight, how to survive like any other. Being young she was never told but she knew something wasn't right by the way the elders whispered or how many wolves returned home covered in injuries. It wasn't till after her first real hunt with the pack, rushing through the bushery in excitement as the howls of joy reached her nimble ears and how the taste of a successful hunt was much sweeter as she dug into her meal. After that though...everything changed, she was hard pressed and put into harsher training's to prepare for her time out in the territory....against another pack they were. They were always at war, so many deaths yet they never sought to end it. Which is what brought taugi to the battlefield, she only ever left with scars, many wounds healed but the memory was always with her. She thought the fighting was pointless, it wasn't till the day she witnessed her mother die, then she finally understood. The reason they fought was of pain and revenge though seemingly stupid but...fighting each other they thought they were bringing honor even though it costed more lives and added more hate.

She gritted her teeth unaware of the amount of heat she left off of her body. A few strands of grass near her had caught flame though they didn't burn long since they were short shoots in the ground. Now..i'm sure you wish to know more of the past that i've lived but nay...its late and my heart can only take so much...

LOCATION 2 Zephyr proceeded to take a dip into the cool liquid, and once his body united with the substance, the male eased up a bit. A scent wafted into the nostrils of the mutt, and with curiosity of new wolves here, Zephyr paddled forward. The scents lead him to the heart of the waterfall, and Zephyr was astounded and deaf. The wolf stood on all fours in the mush and examined the waterfall. 'Is there a cave? I've never seen a cave hidden by a waterfall! There couldn't be anyone in there, would there? Who would know about such a thing?' He lifted a leg and poked around trying to feel some sort of stone wall, but there was nothing but empty space. There was a cave. "Hello?" Zephyr inquired, hoping for a voice to respond. It'd show he was not a lunatic and imagining others. What if all this was in his head?

Though it were late she couldn't bring herself to move, her paws felt heavier than stone and her ears were flat against her head. What an abomination she was to the word wolf. She could not show the depth of her loyally in fear's of harming another, for when it came to her mood's the fire reacted. She was always aware of the burning beneath her pelt that wanted nothing more than to get out and turn everything to ash. Surely there was a way to attain this brute force and make in a means to protect her loved ones. But then again she had none, ever since she left her pack when they wished her gone after she denied them of using her power to catch their enemy's on fire. What a disgraceful thing for any wolf to wish. She had even been asked a few times by other loners to join them but she willed herself away in fear. Never again she was sure to hear the comforting of a friend or the warmth of another's pelt. A searing pain and a tug dragged her from her thoughts, surely she had kept her mood in check by breathing evenly? When she looked there was no fire which left the wolf puzzled. She turned her face back to the rushing water trying to clear her mind. "Why couldn't i of been water...i am nothing but destruction...yet again...water can still bring death..."

Finally wishing for the end of her turmoil she was ready to head back to her make shift den but a flash went across her vision causing her to pause. 'A wolf?..Must be another loner..' Even then she wasn't sure what to make of the situation or the constant burning in her hip. A muscle cramp was the only thing that really made since in her mind.

The wolf before her possibly standing around the same height was a shimmering golden cream, the sun shone brilliantly across her fur bring out the water on her pelt. From the distance she couldn't tell if the wolf held a wise aura or a passive one. Taugi cocked her head head to the side, her maw parting as she swept her eye's over the gorgeous wolf before her. Another tug she felt as she stepped forward but stopped herself for she was at the edge of the bank now, her claws clattered a few small pebbles into the water. Looking down she was sure she saw the surface bubbling like one of those hot springs had found up in the mountain range, she stepped back giving a worried glance in the fae's direction. Would really rat herself out by being greedy with wishing to inspect this wolf closer. Gritting her teeth becoming annoyed with herself, well...she's been alone for so long because she didn't give anyone the chance to see her powers and accept her for herself. So here...she would test it out on a complete stranger...it was probably a terrible idea."I don't give a damn anymore..." She sucked in a breath willing her body temperature up before stepping forward, now...was the time for a demonstration. Her muscles flexed beneath her pelt as she moved forward, steam began to build in the air, the current around her seemingly dispersing as the tide's struggled with evaporating or pushing her. She was crossing almost effortlessly before she finally reached the other side, she pulled herself out and let the heat simmer back down in fear of catching the other wolf's fur on fire...though they were a bit distanced, she didn't want the other to feel like taugi was coming at her. As she made eye contact she was feeling the burn in her hip and the squeezing of her heart...maybe this wasn't such a good idea. "Uhh...Hey?"

With uncertainty she parted her maw noticing the motion of the other's tail, maybe..she had crossed to fast. But at least the wolf hadn't addressed the way she had crossed. "Frien-" Though before she could finish the word a thunk could be heard as a barrel crashed over them. "Eck." Picking herself up to glare at the structure of wood with a scowl, at first she hardly noticed the third wolf as she grumbled to herself. Taugi's eyebrow's knitted together in confusion as she jabbed a paw at it. 'Does this mean humans are nearby? Well...then as long as they keep their distance i won't bite.' She squinted suspiciously a bit before turning to the other two fae's. 'When did she...oh wait...did she cause the barrel to roll into us?' "What in the world were you doing?" She didn't exactly say it meanly but her voice sounded a bit gruff while her tail swayed naturally in the air. Blue roved over the pelt of the brown furred wolf not even sure what to make of her. A shudder passed through her as yet again she felt the pain in her hip, what in the world was her problem? Had she gotten a flea or maybe a tangled thorn? Her face kept changing from blankness to confusion than irritation before going to contemplative.

Most let out a small growl as a voice interrupted his silence. The black brute stood up and stretched before he answered the unseen newcomer. "Who goes there?" he asked with a deep and assertive voice. Darkness still covered the entrance to the cave, making it impossible to see inside of it and out of it for other wolves. Mort's eyes, on the other paw, could see past the fog-like darkness.



sorry for the short reply....

Sierra ran over to the two; she didn't even think about them being hostile, she just wanted to help them. "Yes, I'm so sorry, it was absolutely an accident," she replied. 'It's okay.. you have powers, Sierra. They can't do you any harm,' the wolf thought and stood up straight with confidence.

"Okay... here's the story. I have these powers that I was born with," Sierra spoke while looking down at her paws as if it was a confession. "I can make objects float and I try to practice using my powers everyday. Today, humans caught me using them. They all thought I was a freak.. A devil."

Sierra turned away for a second, calming herself before she got too riled up and things started flying and crashing throughout the area which often happened when she became distressed.

"Anyway, I was hiding in a barrel so they wouldn't find me. They're gone now but I tried to get out of the barrel and it fell down the hill. I'm so sorry you two." The she-wolf turned to see if there were any other wolves. She let out a frustrated huff of air. "No guys around here? she whined.

Blinking as she soaked in the information she couldn't help the lop sided grin that took way. "Ah, i see. Them humans really need to keep to themselves right?" She noticed the tension between the three and well she quite hated it, though she could understand the new arrival's fear of wanting to share but the other wolf who seemed to want nothing more than to leave. Her eyes seemed so clouded and troubled, who knows what caused it...if anything the beautiful wolf was afraid of them both. Should she even explain how she could cross the river like she had....maybe. Since it seemed she was not alone in being with powers. Her eyes were trained on the golden wolf's eyes, maybe a bit too intensely but she just wish she could understand her thinking. "Demons? The only one cursing anyone could only be ourselves and the choices we make. I don't know you and i guess i can see where your coming from. A bit...but don't throw labels without understanding anything about us." Taugi nodded with a grunt satisfied with her words. It felt good to finally speak those words that she had always kept in her mind, what she wished to say to those who condemned her for her powers. She flicked her scarlet ears as the golden one asked questions that brought taugi to tipping her head in curiosity. "My apologies, i am Taugi. My reasons for being here would be...i guess i don't really have anywhere i belong. I guess i would be a friend unless you made a threat to my life. I'm sure you could understand yes? And her...i've never met her before so no i am not with her." She diverted her gaze to linger on the river afraid she would come off creepy with her eye contact.

Zephyr's anxiety from the lack of progress had the canine curse out of fury with himself. The wolf was still in the cave, bumping into walls and tripping over stones. Zephyr lost his patience and had found nothing of use to him. If he'd find anything, it wouldn't be hiding in the darkness. 'I need to get out of this cave.' With each stride the male took towards the light, the world seemed to shake beneath his paws. 'Cool it, Zep, be normal. ' Ivory framework slowed its pace and took a glance around the riverside. Feminine voices had caught his attention. "Hello!" Zephyr had howled, yearning for some type of response.

Sorry if I missed anything. I've been busy with school.

Sierra took a step back just a little to give Gemini some space. "I'm not a devil.. I promise, I'm not.. I'm not..." She could feel her heart rate raising and her temperature rising. Her eyes shut and she hunched over in pain. "I'm not a devil!" she shrieked and pebbles around the river went flying in all directions.
The she-wolf calmed herself and sat up after a little while. "I.. I'm sorry. I'm Sierra and as you can see, I have the power to move things with my mind; otherwise known as telekinesis." Sierra turned her head over to Taugi. "Never seen her before and I'm a friend, not a foe. I didn't mean to hit you guys with the barrel or send a bunch of rocks flying at you. Sorry.. I can be kinda clumsy sometimes."

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