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Mar 22, 2011 17:23:12 GMT -5
Post by Arrow on Mar 22, 2011 17:23:12 GMT -5
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So what if you can see
The darker side of me?
No one would ever change
This animal I have become
This animal I have become
If Morgaine could have been any kind of animal, she would, without a doubt, would have been a lion. Lions are vicious, selfish animals, yet still have some sort of unity tied inside of them to make them a snotty, yet loyal, team player. Morgaine wasn't a team play or a snot, but the other qualities of a lion she resembled perfectly, or came close to a perfect resemblance. Or maybe, she should be some sort of mythical monster, for Morgaine knew in her heart that she was a monster. Injuring her other careers because she got so involved in the training battles, casting away everyone from her life. Monsters lived solitary lives. Maybe being a monster wouldn't sound so bad if Morgaine didn't actually want a few people to call friends in her life.
She was sitting down on a small wooden bench under the shade of a towering oak, watching a duck swim by in the tiny pond before her. The cattails had overground around the unattended to pond, choking away at what little water there was after a harsh winter in the district. Morgaine was wiping the sweat and blood off of her head from another hard day of training, only training wasn't supposed to be over until three. And it was one o'clock. Morgaine sneered to herself, cursing the boy that had damaged her back forever. Ever since that fateful day, she can't do strenuous activities for a long time or her back will stiffen, cause her great pain, and she will be unable to move very well, if able to move at all. The injury has greatly effected her training. She was caught in the heat of a battle earlier today, and just her damn luck, her back stiffened. Morgaine's trainer was so angry that he kicked her out of training. he didn't understand how painful and handicapping her injury really was. It wasn't fair.
She picked up a rock from the dirt pathway beneath her. She rolled it around in her scarred right hand a few times, staring at it with her haunting blue eyes, wondering if she stared at it long enough, it would run away screaming "monster!" Only Morgaine didn't give the rock a chance, and flung it at the duck swimming around in the tiny pond. The rock struck the duck on the left side, and the injured bird fluttered off into the woods behind it, using the right wing to fly more than the left. Morgaine smirked. She was a monster. And proud of it. A career needed to be a monster.