The lightening sky wasn't doing anyone any favors. It just brought the slaughter out in stark relief. The pale white bodies seemed to glow, inevitably drawing one's eyes. It was impossible to pretend that they were just sleeping. The signs of violence were too numerous to ignore
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[Think of this as the arrive & mingle thread of a party thread? Only with worse decorations.]
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The sky above wasn't blotted out with laughing Jhinka, and there was no smoke rolling in around them to herald a certain death to any who breathed it in, but what Jono found himself looking at now held shades of so many other Kaeleer nightmares. Brutal and merciless and unforgiving.
The moment he was given the okay to move, he was going to do exactly that.
Somebody was going to answer for this.
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Why did something like this happen?
Why were people not happy until they had broken everything beautiful around them?
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He remained silent as Saetan and Ladvarian negotiated with the unicorns, wings still tinted red with the blood of Glacia's war mantled behind him.
The moment the order was given, those wings were going to unfurl, and Warren was going to take to the sky.
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He didn't imagine for an instant that his blood would work on Unicorns, and while he had some measure of first-aid experience, his real worth in these situations was in the air. Always in the air, swooping down like a bird of prey to deal with any who dared to be on the wrong side of this fight.
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And he was going to keep a cool head. He had to, because when he lost his temper, horrible things happened. Sceval didn't need wildfires and more death, and Evan... He wasn't a killer. Not like the man that had come before him ( ... )
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Some Black Widow kind of Craft?
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Feel free to make your own subthreads here.
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[Willing to share if you like candy and snack cakes!]
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Instinctively, he knew not to trespass into that hallowed ground. The young unicorn watched him with terrified eyes as he circled around it, looking for wounds. He found nothing.
Hours more passed as he looked for any other foals who might be hidden away. It came to him slowly and dimly as he trotted across torn human bodies that any of the unicorns who had reached these places had, at worst, minor cuts or scratches.
He kept looking anyhow, ignoring the throbbing in his side, ignoring his thirst and the overwhelming stench of death in his nostrils.
He was very glad that wolves could not cry.
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There were so many emotions around them that it was hard to sort out one person. She tried to clear her mind and reach out with her empathy to find a distinctive source of rage or sorrow, but she was so tired. So tired that she thought she was staring to see things, like the unicorn standing in front of her, who looked like she was made of moonlight and mist, with dark eyes as old as the land. It took her a minute to realize she could see through her.
"Are you...?" she said.
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Whatever that meant.
When Moonshadow was returned to the camp and twilight grew close, Jaenelle set her cup down and rose. "It's time," she said and walked into the closest stand of trees.
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Lucivar's mouth hung open, his eyes fixed on the trees to Saetan's left--the trees Jaenelle had walked into a few minutes before.
Saetan turned--and forgot how to breathe.
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It was a gown made for Jaenelle the Witch. Erotic. Romantic. Terrifying. Anyone sensitive to such things could feel the latent power in every thread of the gown. The Blood knew exactly who had created it: the Arachnians. The Weavers of Dreams.
Saying nothing, Jaenelle picked up Katien's horn and glided towards open ground, the gowns small train flowing out behind her.
The human mask dropped away and in the center of her forehead was a tiny spiral horn.
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