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RE: Shelter From The Onslaught - Karpos - Jan 06, 2014 [dohtml]
RE: Shelter From The Onslaught - Narimé - Jan 07, 2014 [dohtml]
Narime had finished her story and was waiting to see if Karpos had wanted to know of the man wolf story. She could already see the tiredness creep into his gaze and wondered if the scary wolf man story might make the boy have bad dreams. He had started to speak only to be interrupted by a yawn which promptly put the young male asleep.
Shifting herself closer to look at him Narime felt that familiar ache in her heart. She missed her own pups so much. It felt as if her heart had turned to ice before meeting Karpos who had unintentionally melted that icy fortress. Gently and softly the silver wolf began grooming him much like she did with her own pups. The woman made sure each nibble full of fur was clean and fluffed against the chill before moving to a different spot. Nari could almost imagine Karpos' dark fur was drab of the brownish hues and silver flecked like her own son Titan and breathed a soft sigh as she groomed the sleeping boy.
One half cloaked by shadow, one half spying the light. Those who welcome the glittering light, fear the night. Those who welcome the blanketed night, fear the light. Each surviving their own stories on green earths might.
Let the dark skies dance with the warmth of a billion souls,
Green earth wakes to the golden rays of the sun.
And the rain falls on me...
Narime sung the song softly still wondering just who had sung it to her when she was little. Had it been her adopted mother or her real mother? She wasn't sure and could not remember anything but the song from so long ago. Now she would sing it to this child and hoped he had good dreams until the storm let up in the morning and they could start moving once more.
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