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RE: Bury me beautiful - Leo - Jul 01, 2024 [dohtml]
RE: Bury me beautiful - Nori - Jul 01, 2024 What a sweet guy. He was quick to turn his worry on her, which she hadn't intended on doing to him. Nori's eyes softened a little and she shook her head. "I'll be fine, really," she assured, moving a little closer to lay down, herself. Positioned somewhere between him and the entrance, just so her larger frame could hopefully block any monsters that might still be lurking about. "Nothing a little nap won't fix." She lay her head on her forepaws, watching him. He looked so tired, but she didn't need to point that out for him. It looked like he was halfway to sleep, actually, and only after laying down did she realize she actually was exhausted. Huh. Maybe a nap would do her some good, too. She yawned, eyes falling shut for a moment. It was shameful, really, struggling to stay awake while she should be protecting someone - should be getting them help. Archer's panicked face flashed behind her eyelids when they closed, forcing them back open and causing her heart to speed up. Had she even had a full night's sleep since he'd died? When was the last time she'd slept? "You'll be okay, too, right? If I sleep for a little bit?" she asked him, throat tightening. Would she wake up to him dead and cold beside her, and more news to tell a grieving family? Would she fail someone else, just because she was a little tired? RE: Bury me beautiful - Leo - Jul 01, 2024 [dohtml]
RE: Bury me beautiful - Nori - Jul 01, 2024 His eyes narrowed at her, and Nori couldn't help but be grateful he was so tired, because if he wasn't, she wondered how observant he could be. She was going to be okay, and she knew that, but it would probably be harder to convince him of it if he wasn't exhausted. It was very kind of him to be so concerned, though, and she wanted to comment on it - what a gentleman! - but she couldn't quite muster up the energy to play right now It was strange that she wanted to, though. How long had it been since she felt light enough to tease and jest without barbs in her words? "I'm sure," she assured instead, letting her tail thump on the ground a few times. "Don't worry - I've had it for a few days." If something bad was going to happen, it would have already, and she hadn't meant to worry him about it. His injuries were far worse than a wound inflicted by an upset yearling. Shame briefly prickled at her, but she chased it off. It wasn't the time. Nori found herself looking back at him again. There was something in his gaze that felt familiar - like if she were to look at her reflection, she'd see the same thing in her own eyes. He gave her another quick response, reassuring her, but she didn't genuinely feel any better until his next statement, echoing what she'd just said - joking. Not panicking or apologizing or giving her messages to take to his family, but joking and smiling, no matter how mild it was. It startled a soft laugh out of her, easing the tension coiling in her body. "I wonder what wise wolf could've said that," she played back, a smile on her own maw. With that tension removed from her, it was more difficult to keep her eyes open, so they slowly drifted closed. And this time, there were no haunting faces behind her eyelids before she fell asleep. RE: Bury me beautiful - Leo - Jul 01, 2024 [dohtml]
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