Kachina

Kachina returned home. She lost. She lost a fight to the death, and it surely was. Blood dripped from her lower jaw. Her tassel swayed splattering blood, and her neck poured with it's stickyness. Her whole body coverd with it, and it ached. Her breaths worn and weary. The alphess still held her cranuim high as an alphess of any pack going down with pride for her pack. Kachina may have lost, but the war was over and they won. fericilette, aloysius, all gone. She couldn't worry about Enola anymore. It didn't matter. She was alive. Ritz was dead. All the pups dead all but Akecheta and Ageni, from some miricle. Kachina new there was no way for her to live, and she didn't care she had done what she wanted, win. She fell to the ground blood pouring onto the ground all around her, never had she lost so much. Her spine was fractured, her jaw broken, her paws scabbed up, her windpipe biten, and a small whole. Also she sufferd alot of blood loss to top it all of with pain and she pushed it to make it home. She had no energy left to call her mate. She was leaveing him, but she was still alive for this molment, if she were to live she'd never be the same ever again nver would she breath right walk right or anything. She wanted to die now. Rather then suffer enternal missory. Her orbs barely open peering around for Storm. "storm" she whispherd.

Storm Warning

He had come to late. Much to late. He saw his dieing mate and shouted his anger. "NO!!!!!!!!!!!" was all that came from the large brujo. He raced to his mate nuzzling her gently. "Kachina no. Please no dont leave me. I got her back Kachina. I....Kachina no!" he whispered. He was shaking. He lay beside her and gently licked away the blood covering her wounds. "Dont die please dont die" he whispered

Kachina*Ageni

Kachina looked up at storm

"storm" she whispherd blood still pouring out of her body. "It hurts, finish me, no more suffering, storm if I do live I'll never be the same, I could never fight like I once did, never, it'll be hard for me to walk and breath everyday if I don't die I'll suffer, please finish me don't make me suffer. The only way to live is a harsh way if I survive this" She said gentaly her voice barely with a tone.

Ageni apeared with furstration and pain for her mother. Blood dripped from the pups back from tryig to be grabbed by many at the war. "No, don't suffer" ageni screamed running up to her to kill her for Storm

Kachina just watched as ageni drew closer bareing her puppy teeth as weak as Kachina was even that would kill her off.

Snowless

Snowless came to her younger sister and snagged Ageni and and put her down away from her mother with a growl. "Kachina, we won thanks to you. I don't blame you if you want to die rather then suffer. You've suffered enough in your past and in mine I'm leaveing Kachina and if you won't live do it for your pups the ones that have survived through everything." she said turning away before Kachina could respond and left.

Jais & Auna

The snowy-hued brute, with a streak of black running along his side, had scented the alphas on the wind. He and his snowleopard friend, Auna, had come to the pack for acceptance but found most had gone for a fight.

The wolf sauntered slowly towards the group and the bloodied alphess, then stopped abruptly and backed off, beckoning Auna to follow him. He laid down a good distance away and rested his head on his paws. It was not his business to interfere with this.

Auna nudged him, "Why don't they go to the Lady? She helped Tolacca and Bandit..."

Jais shook his head, "The Lady cannot fix everything. My brother died there... and Tolacca is still weak. No, the Lady cannot help everything. We don't know what has happened. Maybe she wants to die."

Auna looked horrified, "Wants to die? Jais, why would anyone want that?" The snowleopard whispered frantically, glancing back at the forms of the wolves in the distnace.

Jais gave a light breath, turning his head away for a moment, "Sometimes, well..." the wolf's airy voice trailed off with a tinge of pain as he thought of the past and Tri-Tundra. "It's hard to explain." Then he turned to his good friend, an encouraging, sympathetic smile on his snowy muzzle, "Lets just worry about us right now. We will need to hunt for Tolacca pretty soon, and move her to a new home." So the two friends lay side-by-side, chatting in the warmth of summer about Kachina, a wolf they didn't know.

Kachina

Kachina's breaths grew shorter with every molment. Blood never seemed to stop flowing from her. Her heart now stopped beating and her breaths stopped. Kachina's bright amber orbs hardly closed. Kachina was dead.