i've got a bone to pick with you || housewives vs skeletons
Feb 27, 2016 12:02:52 GMT -5
Post by ulysses d11 tribsit on Feb 27, 2016 12:02:52 GMT -5
[presto][/presto]
s o l .
Sol Shim had awoken that day to expect his two brothers jumping up upon his bed, a playful giggle to escape their lips as they rejoiced in the holiday that everyone passed at least once a year. (“Wake up, wake up, Sol! It’s your birthday!”) And he would awake, jolting up from the very spot where he expected his mother, sooner or later to call out to him. (“Sol, your breakfast is ready!”) The male would sooner or later due to the name that had called he find himself rolling on out of bed. His brothers, by his side asking him as frequently as they could of what he wished for his birthday. Though, as the tale had been told, he would not tell. Wishes that had been told would never come true!
His brothers would watch him with eyes of wonder, eyes glinting and shrieking the pure excitement that it was their brother’s birthday. Today, he could say that he had lived another year. But what may be another year lived could be the first day that he had landed on the death that had claimed everyone at least sometime in their life. The time where all of the world would come to a halt; there would be a single breath to remain of those that had escaped the lips and they would be gone- (though they are all gone by this point, aren’t they?)
And as he opened his eyes after sending a small wish like he had done every year before, he opened his eyes. They glinted with the excitement and happiness that would rarely fill most people in their life. Legends told that there was once a time in the world where more people were filled with peace rather than war, though most people failed to believe them.
He never dared to believe the stories he’s been told of the world being one of happiness and success, for all that populates this world is poverty and death in it’s purest form as those that live in the home of all this sadness get treated like kings and queens (though, they’re peasants who’ve been encased in the same belief of one turning against another like there is no past to them, that they’re not alike and the other is a monster they must kill).
His mother’s tales always fascinated him, though he was never sure if they were true.
So, taking the tales his mother had always told him he would keep his wishes silent. Sol had waited, the entire day for the wish to come true. He had waited years- months even. But why haven’t they come true? Have they just become a part of the fairy tales that he had been told? Or, are they just waiting? Waiting for that time in his life where everything seems to be down in the gutters and there was no difference between right and wrong?
Today, he had wished for another day to pass on by with a ever so kind whisper that called him, (“We live another day!”) but will he? Will him and the three people that have grown to become his closest allies in this life succeed to breath past another day? He is not one to tell the fortune of death, though the possibility of it hangs over their heads as if a shameful title were to be placed on them.
He had awoken in the home that they had engaged in their second attack in, placing the vengeance they had deep inside their resting minds onto those who have killed the souls of a young girl and boy- they’re forever locked away in a wooden coffin with no words or prayers to escape their lips for all hints of life that once were inside them have been relieved. As the game they play together that would not be friendly competition, it seemed to be alienated the further it would last. They would all grow apathetic of the world and people around them, for growing emotions towards another is useless for their survival.
Awaking the sleep from his eyes, rubbing the dusty sleepiness that hazed over his eyes would soon clear from his vision. A tide of arisen energy washing over him as he reveals himself from the spot he had just broken free from. Disillusioned from the thought of being in the home he once had been in before, the home where he had spent the last seventeen years in. He was empty of the history and horizon of being in a home where he’d forever be safe in. It was inferior to try and keep himself breathing when it would come to a close eventually- correct?
The smile on his face broke out of the clouds that planted on his face. He never expected his future to be locked away in the cell that would never release. What crime did he commit? Had he committed the crime of being one of Panem’s pawns in their game that he had started to play in?
A splosh echoed inside of his mind- there would be no time for him to prepare on this day that if he were to be at home, he’d be celebrating like he had normally. Grabbing his knife, he found his eyes landing on their prey- and for his first mentally determined action on his eighteenth birthday was to try and fight against the fate they’ve all grown intimate with.
[attacks skeleton warrior #1, knife]
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2165 -- Deep Gash on Stomach --9.0 damage10.0 damage (+1 blades)