Dying is like coming to the end of a long novel-- [CLOSED]

[fatefullfriend]

Who: Arf, Garviel and Fate
What: With the Revival Machine broken, one wolf suffers for her choices.
Where: 2237 Stevens and later 945 Beulah
When: Early in the Break Event
Warnings: Blood, Emotional Pain and Character Death


Arf was tired of hearing everyone condemn their actions when she knew why Garviel did it. Did she agree with the explosives being used so quickly? No, but she understood how in the heat of the moment with the information that they were going on how it happened.

And really, had the machine been what they all thought it was, the populace would be praising their actions. It was only because of the consequences to the mistake that they seemed to be sharpening their pitch forks. Anyways, Arf wanted to make sure Garviel was okay. She knew he wasn't going to be, but she needed to let him know she wasn't turning her back on him. That he was still important to her.

Ignoring the stiffness in her jaw and the pain flaring up the side of her mouth, she headed out.

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2237 Stevens

[fatefullfriend]

Arf stood on the outside of the fence to Garviel's house, looking at it. Hopefully, he was home. With a sigh, and a rubbing of her jaw, she walked up the porch and knocked.

945 Beulah

[fatefullfriend]

Arf ran.

She ran home, dripping blood from the lacerations that had spread from the corner of her mouth. Having returned to her wolf form, the blood didn't show up as much on her orange fur, so she didn't draw any attention when she bolted from Garviel's house. She knew what this was, deep inside, and she knew it was because of the machine.

And she wasn't going to let Garviel see her die. She didn't want Fate to see her die either, but her master would know the moment she went. And with this possibly being the last time she would see Fate, she couldn't keep herself from finding her master.