nineteenth dream

[to_an_extreme]

[Evening had come, and darkness has descended. There was a light drizzle, but it is warm, warm enough to bring forth an eerie fog that spread like a plague across the hills. The landscape is dead, barren, for the humans have been harvesting the trees here. The grass is thin and brittle under her paws despite the rain. It looks nothing like what it

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[foxfacades]

[Rao steps into the scene. Her eyes widen - not at the carnage, but at the white wolf. With a great effort she forces herself to remember that this wolf is different, that it does not have the divine red markings Amaterasu has - and that, most of all, Amaterasu is not the kind of deity that would kill humans. She says nothing, choosing to stare instead.]

[to_an_extreme]

[Moro would be quick to point out that these humans were not innocent, for they had killed many and brought about the destruction of the Shinigami's forest, and as the wolf goddess, it was her duty to protect the forest from their like.

This being though. Blood-shot eyes flicker, for the scent on the air from the strangers direction is not the same as those before her.]

[foxfacades]

[True as that may be, Rao did not know that, and all she saw was a great wolf with bloody jaws. Unafraid - ready to defend herself at a moment's notice - but still cautious, she takes a few steps forward to better survey the damage.]

[to_an_extreme]

[Moro makes no move to attack this person, unless she herself did something toward Moro or the Forest spirit's forest, for then the wolf would act. Still, her eyes warily watched her, lips curling back in a warning.]

[foxfacades]

[An animal herself - albeit disguised - and thus gifted with a keen awareness of danger, the implications of Moro's expression read loud and clear. Rao gazes at the torn body of the woman, silently impressed but looking grief-struck, and asks the obvious.]

Why did you kill her?

[to_an_extreme]

She brought about her own death when she defiled the forest and sough to kill its creatures for her own greed and gain.