And I run, I run so far away
Who: Cloud and Sephiroth [Closed]
When: Sometime after the storm
Location: Mountain of Solitude A Cave in the mountains between Nibeheim and Rocket Town
Rating: PG13(?)
Summary: Cloud's been hiding chilling in a cave for a while and gets a very unwelcome visit. Insanity ensues.
His eyes hurt. Hell, everything had a dull ache at this point. Whatever had gone on over the past few weeks had left Cloud mostly sleepless, if he slept the whisper in his head grew louder and he had half-remembered dreams of-- NO. He shook his head a little, glaring at the shadows flickering around the cave he'd holed himself up in while whatever storm of madness this was passed.
He pulled the blanket he'd wrapped himself up in tighter around himself and toed a fresh chunk of wood in to the fire. It was...probably safe enough to close his eyes for a little while. It had been quiet lately and he really needed to rest if only for a moment.
Cloud let his eyes drift close and for a moment, just a moment, he let the radiating warmth of the fire lull him in to pretending it was home.
When: Sometime after the storm
Location: Mountain of Solitude A Cave in the mountains between Nibeheim and Rocket Town
Rating: PG13(?)
Summary: Cloud's been hiding chilling in a cave for a while and gets a very unwelcome visit. Insanity ensues.
His eyes hurt. Hell, everything had a dull ache at this point. Whatever had gone on over the past few weeks had left Cloud mostly sleepless, if he slept the whisper in his head grew louder and he had half-remembered dreams of-- NO. He shook his head a little, glaring at the shadows flickering around the cave he'd holed himself up in while whatever storm of madness this was passed.
He pulled the blanket he'd wrapped himself up in tighter around himself and toed a fresh chunk of wood in to the fire. It was...probably safe enough to close his eyes for a little while. It had been quiet lately and he really needed to rest if only for a moment.
Cloud let his eyes drift close and for a moment, just a moment, he let the radiating warmth of the fire lull him in to pretending it was home.