They Start to Seperate

~Kari~

I really didn’t want to hold his hand, but it seemed inevitable. He also had a good point, though I hate to admit it.

I also knew he was popular from Claudia, the social one.

The snow was thick, and I could not see anything except a blur of his shape. If I could find the den I made, we could rest there for a while.

“Prince, what kind of Halfling are you?”

He smirked. ‘He has the audacity to smirk at my curiosity!’

I gripped his hand hard, feeling the bones starting to weaken—I spent three years living away from civilization for nothing.

“Ow!”

Another thought struck me. “Do you know where we are?” I believed we’re lost.

“No, not really.”

“Did you notice we went in circles?”

“How would you know?”

“The blood scent is strong, just like where I met you.”

“No, the blood scent is stronger.”

‘Which makes you wonder, what bled?’

Just then, I remembered that I marked my den with blood so I could smell it out. I knew I should follow it, but a nagging sense was in the back of my head.

‘What if someone is bleeding? Or people are fighting?’

I wondered—yet again—what was at the end of the line of my life. And so, we found the source of the blood.

~Claudia~

I followed the dog person who spoke a defferent language. I hoped they would watch me, as I couldn’t find Kari.

‘Kari, where are you?!’

~Kari and Claudia

Abyss: I hope I got Prince right (and that…well, the person I intended to watch Claudia shouldn’t be too hard to figure out).

End