04-26-2021, 07:07 PM
^^When she woke, Morag knew fury. She had known fury all of her life, knew it as it curled through her veins and bled with violence. Fury had been one of the things she had been taught growing up, born into an Army and used to wage war. Fury helped one in battle when it wasn't mindless. Mindless fury was for the weak and Morag was not one of those. She hadn't been born from the weak and had not grown as the weak, she had flourished in strength and that's where she would stay. Even then, though, the wolf could not help the feel of absolute fury as it thundered through her veins. She had woke in a land she did not know, blood that was both hers and someone elses coating her face, chin and chest, clumps of fur and skin stuck between her toes, and fury had rattled her brain when the memories came flashing before her.
Morag was an honourable fighter when it suited her. Morag knew how to play dirty, to force the tides in her favour. Yet this fight? Oh, she had been so terribly confident that her opponent was too righteous to fight dirty. To bring in reinforcements outside of the battle rules and take the crown of victor so dirtily. A part of her was furious she hadn't done the same and another part of her was furious for their audacity. She had killed one of them and more than likely seriously harmed another but it had been enough to bring her to her knees, crimson and flesh on her tongue before the sound of rage was a dull ache in her ears and then she had known no more.
Before she gasped awake in the lands where nothing felt familiar and she had torn through the trees with fury, as if her killers were here and they were her oxygen. She would devour them; them and their families. Now? Morag stalked through the trees with a fire burning in her chest, she felt both lost and found in her plans but how could she enact them? She was clearly somewhere else, somewhere that wasn't home and they were likely nowhere to be found. Angrily, Morag rose to her hind paws and grinded her claws against the bark of the tree with an irritated rumble in her throat. She should, perhaps, clean off the blood, fur and flesh. Was she going to? No. For now, Morag wanted to rip apart the tree and if she were to get cuts and splinters, well, she didn't care.
Honourable fighting be damned, she swore, not again will I give them a benefit of the doubt. She wore her loss on her shoulders yet it wasn't a complete loss; she had taken one with her. It wasn't the outcome she wanted but it was still something that wasn't disappointing. Had she been killed and had not taken anyone with her, Morag would have forfeit her life then and there.^^
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Morag was an honourable fighter when it suited her. Morag knew how to play dirty, to force the tides in her favour. Yet this fight? Oh, she had been so terribly confident that her opponent was too righteous to fight dirty. To bring in reinforcements outside of the battle rules and take the crown of victor so dirtily. A part of her was furious she hadn't done the same and another part of her was furious for their audacity. She had killed one of them and more than likely seriously harmed another but it had been enough to bring her to her knees, crimson and flesh on her tongue before the sound of rage was a dull ache in her ears and then she had known no more.
Before she gasped awake in the lands where nothing felt familiar and she had torn through the trees with fury, as if her killers were here and they were her oxygen. She would devour them; them and their families. Now? Morag stalked through the trees with a fire burning in her chest, she felt both lost and found in her plans but how could she enact them? She was clearly somewhere else, somewhere that wasn't home and they were likely nowhere to be found. Angrily, Morag rose to her hind paws and grinded her claws against the bark of the tree with an irritated rumble in her throat. She should, perhaps, clean off the blood, fur and flesh. Was she going to? No. For now, Morag wanted to rip apart the tree and if she were to get cuts and splinters, well, she didn't care.
Honourable fighting be damned, she swore, not again will I give them a benefit of the doubt. She wore her loss on her shoulders yet it wasn't a complete loss; she had taken one with her. It wasn't the outcome she wanted but it was still something that wasn't disappointing. Had she been killed and had not taken anyone with her, Morag would have forfeit her life then and there.^^
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