apologies are my own offense. emerson&wolf; day 4.
Dec 4, 2023 15:53:24 GMT -5
Post by ✨ zozo. on Dec 4, 2023 15:53:24 GMT -5
She stays. It's against all of her usual instincts to run, that fight or flight tipping on its axel with the weight of Jack crumbling to the floor. But Wolf knows that she cannot drag Emerson out of here. She tried once. The first sign of madness is doing the same thing and expecting different results: so she stays.
It's this new habit of hers, one forming into something innate: Protect Emerson.
So she stays.
Teeth bared, the Wolf howls and they scatter quickly. She throws a knife after a few of them for good measure - it hits the wall on a funny angle and slides down to the floor with a clatter, but she's made her point.
Lord, there's so much blood. Wolf clears her throat and closes the distance between herself and Emerson; crouching close to Jack as she takes silent, shallow breaths. The scent of gunmetal and iron fills her mouth regardless and with a hand on Emerson's shoulder, the other clutched around a knife, they stay like that for a while.
Silent. Solomn.
It's not that she mourns Jack; Wolf has kept a comfortable distance from him, and he to her, and this is the Hunger Games after all. But this room feels terribly open without him standing next to herself and Emerson. An uneasy sense of all this space, all these entrances, the doors and windows and air vents and all the hiding places between, settles against her skin and hair rises in response.
When Jack's eyes dull and the showman sleeps Wolf stands, clears her throat, and gets to work. Besides, Emerson probably wants a moment to himself. Busy hands keep her mind as clear as it can be; one eye carefully trained on Emerson and the surrounding doors at all times.
The other eye avoiding the mass of red hair and blood splayed out on the floor.ct
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