Post by Stryker on Feb 5, 2014 22:28:14 GMT -6
Stryker let out a small sigh. It was now the summer, a warm breeze blew by. Though not as warm as he liked it, he still shivered. It was only mildly warm. Bordering on chilly. With his beautiful emerald scarf around his neck, he flew on looking for someone, or maybe someplace so that he could mope in peace. Landing softly on a small building on the outskirts of the strange town, he sat. He told the pokemon back at his village to not worry about him, and that he was going on a trip for a while. Truth was he wanted to get away and relax and contemplate on his life. It has been a year. What changes I have seen. he thought, pulling out his bell from his treasure bag he was gifted. Only useful on times he went traveling, and only was able to hold five items at the most. There was only his soothe bell he requested from a fellow pokemon working in the forge. Perfectly round, green and had a nice ringing sound, melodic to his ears.
He sighed and looked up at the sky in sadness. Another year he survived. Another year without his family. He looked down on his feet, his mind wandering back on the very first memories he had. The warm, kind smile his mother had when he hatched. How she nuzzled him to his feet and cared for him, how she had taught him how to find good shelter. How she had patiently waited for him to catch up with the swarm.
Stryker sobbed, snatching his arm over his mouth to try and stifle it. I miss them so much. I miss mamma. I miss her a lot. he thought, unable to quiet his sobbing.
His thoughts traveled over to his father, who was the best father any pokemon could ever have. Helpful, encouraging and a great leader, Stryker strived to meet his father's expectations. He wished that his family was still alive, reason of death still unknown to him.
The wind began to blow, his scarf trailing the wind's direction. It barely bothered Stryker, he was absorbed in his thoughts. I wish they were still alive. I wish they were all alive. he thought, crying bitterly. What if I was strong enough to fend off whatever it was? WHy couldn't I do anything... he thought in his despair. He stuffed his bell back into the small bag and rubbed the tears away in vain, for they kept on pouring out. How he wished to be held in his mother's arms, and look at his father's fierce eyes full of determination for the best of his family. How he wished he could curl up and cry for a long while, cry his pain away. He wished he had the comfort of family still, yet the thing that attacked tore it away from him.
His sobs seemed endless, tears a waterfall of pain and regret. He wished he was small again, back in those happy times of prosperity and luck. He sighed, depressed at how those bittersweet memories of the short days he spent with the company of those related to him. I want a hug. I'm depressing myself too much. he thought, trying to laugh at his poor humor. He wiped the tears on his face away with his arm, watching the tears fall off the tip of his blade in sadness. Woe is indeed me today. And for the next few days. I'm probably doing more harm than good having these feelings bottled up. he thought, letting out a sob again.
He sighed and looked up at the sky in sadness. Another year he survived. Another year without his family. He looked down on his feet, his mind wandering back on the very first memories he had. The warm, kind smile his mother had when he hatched. How she nuzzled him to his feet and cared for him, how she had taught him how to find good shelter. How she had patiently waited for him to catch up with the swarm.
Stryker sobbed, snatching his arm over his mouth to try and stifle it. I miss them so much. I miss mamma. I miss her a lot. he thought, unable to quiet his sobbing.
His thoughts traveled over to his father, who was the best father any pokemon could ever have. Helpful, encouraging and a great leader, Stryker strived to meet his father's expectations. He wished that his family was still alive, reason of death still unknown to him.
The wind began to blow, his scarf trailing the wind's direction. It barely bothered Stryker, he was absorbed in his thoughts. I wish they were still alive. I wish they were all alive. he thought, crying bitterly. What if I was strong enough to fend off whatever it was? WHy couldn't I do anything... he thought in his despair. He stuffed his bell back into the small bag and rubbed the tears away in vain, for they kept on pouring out. How he wished to be held in his mother's arms, and look at his father's fierce eyes full of determination for the best of his family. How he wished he could curl up and cry for a long while, cry his pain away. He wished he had the comfort of family still, yet the thing that attacked tore it away from him.
His sobs seemed endless, tears a waterfall of pain and regret. He wished he was small again, back in those happy times of prosperity and luck. He sighed, depressed at how those bittersweet memories of the short days he spent with the company of those related to him. I want a hug. I'm depressing myself too much. he thought, trying to laugh at his poor humor. He wiped the tears on his face away with his arm, watching the tears fall off the tip of his blade in sadness. Woe is indeed me today. And for the next few days. I'm probably doing more harm than good having these feelings bottled up. he thought, letting out a sob again.