moonchild; jeje <3

[Wolfsy]

It's easy to manuver the ruins in daylight with an adequate sense of direction but at night it was a bit trickier. The young mare squints slightly as a cloud has drifted drunkenly over the large face of the full moon. Wolfsy curses slightly under her breath as her forehoof clips a bit of rubble and sends her stumbling. She falters, nearly misses the ground, but catches herself at the last moment just in time for the thick clouds to dissipate. Wolfsy turns one eye upward with a seething glare before huffing and picking her way from the thick of the ruins.

The black and white mare manages to find a cozy courtyard with the least amount of debris. There are wildflowers and sweet grass growing between the old pillars and through the long gone foundation. She is grateful for the dampness of the evening dew since spring had stretched the sunlight thin like fresh taffy. The pied mare drops her head to tug at the grass with hurried clips of her teeth. She can scent another not far off and presumed it would be snarrter to eat as quickly as possible before she would be ran off.

WOLFSY

crisis x neverlast

@Jeje

[Link]

I love Kungfuuuuu

Lillibet had wanted to leave the South. Anything his twin would have asked of him, he would do. Anything to have her back to himself, to shake this strange feeling of tension that had started to run through them since “Manny” had shown up. She had wanted to leave, a great adventure, just the two of them now that they were young adults. It had been surprising (most of all that it had been her idea and not his) but suddenly it was as if there had never been any sort of rift between them. Not even a whisper of it.

And then the South had plunged beneath the sea… Before either of them could leave. Before they could even tell their parents. He hadn’t known where he had ended up but it had been alone. No sign of his twin or Oceane or the one eyed polar bear. Link had never truly been alone. Ever. He had screamed for them, night and day, until he had no voice left to scream and no more tears left to shed. Surely his mother and sister were gone, somewhere beneath the sea. It didn’t feel like Lilli was gone but how could she have survived? Only Ledger might be out there, somewhere, he reasoned. That was the only hope he had. That his father had shifted and surely a polar bear wouldn’t drown underneath the waves.

Surely his overprotective father was looking for him. Hadn’t given up.

For days he wandered. And then he stumbled across this place, whatever it was. It was eerily silent, more so due to the overwhelming darkness as the moon hid her face behind the clouds. Even without the light of the moon, he carefully picks his way through the strange stones and towering rocks. A hazy glow emits enough brightness from his body for him to make his way but the terrain is rough and he pauses, debating if perhaps the panda within could navigate this more easily. Just a few tumbles and climbs and maybe he would make more ground out of… wherever this is.

A faint sound reaches him from the left and he cautiously rounds a corner only to find a black and white mare ripping at the grass that had sprung through the stone. He hesitates for a moment but his belly has other ideas, rumbling loud enough to wake the dead. With a sheepish grin on his glowing mouth, russet eyes flecked with gold find the mare’s gaze as he takes a soft step forward towards her. “Sorry… It’s been awhile since my last meal.” Before she might tell him off or flee herself, he fires a rushed question into the still night. “You haven’t seen a one eyed stallion have you? Or a one eyed white bear?”

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