He heard loud rustling and footsteps. Wary and cautious of his movements, he snuck towards the sound, not knowing what to expect. His jacket got caught in a large branch. He got it out but suffered a large cut in the process. Blood dripped down from his arm.
She ran forward, accidentally bumping into Kyle. Her face lit up, relieved to see he wasn't dead. However, she saw the long scratch on him. "We should go back, now." She grabbed his hand and started to drag him back.
"That'd be great, I'd love the help. And yeah, where is it coming from? It doesn't look like it'd be from here." Rosalie told Mari, then put the turquoise in her bag.
"Okay!" He yelled, his voice sounding sort of aggravated. He let her pull him along, as the colour of crimson-red dripped from his arms and onto the clear white snow.
"Who knows, maybe it's one of those crazy global warming things." Mari replied as she picked up two sticks. Mari grabbed a piece of wood and placed one of the sticks on it, and the other stick overlaping the stick. Mari started to rub them together fast, creating ash at the base piece of wood. She did it for a while until a spark started to appear. The spark lit into a fire as Mari quickly tossed the base wood into the other sticks.
She turned around. "What, do you want to stay here longer and just enjoy our sweet time in the cold?" She said, yelling as well. "We'll be able to get you patched up back at the igloo." She continued pulling him, not noticing the sting of her own cuts and scratches.
"So, you just wanna stand around here because you're used to it?" She finally stopped, tired of pulling him along. She finally started to notice how bad her arms and legs were after Kyle pointed it out.
"Yeah, I'd be fine for longer than you think." He said.
He broke his hand free from hers and put his jacket over her. "You need it more." He said, and quietly sighed. "Keep it."
(Good night!)
"Neither of us would need it if we just went back to the others!" She said desperately. "I'm just going to leave." She sighed, finally giving up. She started walking back, looking at the trees. As she walked, she thought she saw shadows around her. She started to slow down, getting scared.
Mari watched the fire for a bit, her eyes started to feel heavy. I'm starting to feel tired.. Mari thought to herself. Mari put out the fire, it was unsafe to leave a fire unattened. Mari laid down close to Rosalie, she felt like she could truly trust Rosalie and Zari, since they did fuse with her. Mari closed her eyes and drifted off to sleep.
(Good night! I Won't be back until I get home from school later ;; )
"Aye! Not by yourself!" He called after her, and sped off in her direction. He didn't want her getting hurt. He ignored the large amounts of cuts he had gained by doing so, he would rather guarantee her safety over his.
She kept walking, not hearing Kyle's yells. However, she yelped when she heard rustling from the shrub next to her. She approached it, only to see a small squirrel. Breathing a sigh of relief, she kept walking on, but only got more and more nervous.
"Mitzuki! Wait!" He yelled, as his voice filled with determination, desperation and worry.
He raced as fast as he could, running faster than ever before. His motherly-like senses demanded her safety and protection, he couldn't bare the thought to what could happen to her.
She finally heard Kyle's yelling and sighed deeply. Creating a wolf illusion to stop him, she trodded along. As much as she hated the dark, she'd rather face it than have to deal with him. She could start to see where she entered from.
Kyle stopped in his tracks, his feat sliding across the snow. The wolf glared at him hungrily. He stared it right back down, as the feeling of courage and protection rushed in. He also felt strong adrenaline. He stood his ground. When it snarled, he snarled back.
Ah, it found him. She made the wolf start to circle him. She knew it was impossible to make it injure him. However, as she walked closer to the entrance, she realized that this was not the correct way. Dammit.
