Plot-Twist: The Fifth Disaster

[Soul [BUSY]]

Soul[/u][/size]

As Geneva's words reached his ears a realization stuck him like a stone. 'My Tribe needs me...' Soul thought to himself, but no matter how hard he tried to stand, his legs just wouldn't move. "Thank you, Geneva..." Soul was able to mutter. In another attempt to stand a sharp pain shot through Soul's head, causing him to once again fall to the ground.


Lenalee[/u][/size]

Diving in and out of consciousness, Lenalee was only able to pick up a few words. The shouting of her name, and sounds that she couldn't decipher. One of the voices, the one closest to her, was a wolf who she had not met. She recognized Ghost, but that was it. She felt pain, ever part of her body felt like bolts of electric charge were coursing through them.

Her heart skipped a beat when she felt something brushing up against her. Her first thought was that another tree had fallen by her, but she soon realized that it was the stranger wolf who had laid beside her. If she were conscious she would not allow it, but it comforted her to have another wolf close.

[Allure]

Allure

That smirk grew upon her maw as amusement flooded her features at the mention of food from the brute nearly matching her in hue. If we stick around here I'm sure there will be plenty of food to be had that you won't have to fight for. However, if you wish to have a piece of this that would be a different story. The slender limb pulled itself back into proper place with a single flick of a thick ebony plume.

The next gust of wind pounded the unexpectant fae knocking her off balance and into Kar. Wrinkles etched themselves into a feminine muzzle flashing sharpened ivories at the wind's games not appreciating her invincible facade being penetrating in the company of another. A deep growl formed within her ribcage bubbling through a pearly prison and into the atmosphere. Twin pools of blood narrowed menacingly shooting a glare in the wind's direction, and unintentionally to Reiko as well....or was it?

"What do we do now? The Wind Tribe already look like they have a plan." What could they do? Allure's lithe frame pivoted upon dainty paws focusing her attention on the force of nature threatening her new found home. A narrow skull cocked to the right, furry brows dipping as she entered a state of deep thought.

Trinity

Surprisingly Trinity's features showed no worry or concern upon them. Perhaps the shock of the entire situation had taken over her body attempting to focus on thinking in a straight line and not allowing emotion to rule her. Oval paws pulled her closer to the other faes, a white banner gently waving as Fae worked her magic bringing Aura back to an almost good as new state. White soldiers perked as two clear pools washed over Ronin. My dear, are you alright? That was quite the tumble. Her words were matter-of-factly spoken, not flooding with sympathy as they generally would have been.

As Aura's orders to move on and get this twister under control fought their way threw the strong winds her attention was quickly averted from the brute. My Lady, shall we all try to push the force?

Kirabo

Amber orbs shifted between the two brutes, her chest rising and falling in a nervous rhythm. The fact that Ghost was unable to pull the twig himself and allowed the stranger near was uncomforting to the young female. Her canvas creased in concern as her attention locked onto the stranger. I should have practiced...shouldn't have waited.... Blame began to flood her mind. She was Lenalee's apprentice after all, but the practicing of healer's magic was continuously put off for more amusing things. At a year old one would think the painted fae would grow up and be responsible.

Her stout muzzle gently pressed into the top of the silent wolfess' mane, a soft whine escaping into the heavens. Tan lids pulled over worried oculars, closing tightly. Help me help you, the young she-wolf prayed for a miracle.

Kamau

Paws hefty for his kind trudged out of the darkness towards the small group of the Fire Tribe. Care was thrown from him, silence no longer kept as he closed in. A puzzled pelt lifted in warning as deep orbs locked onto the wolf closest to him, Kar. The yearling brute's tier lifted ever so slightly. He didn't want trouble but would not back from it either. A familiar voice penetrated rounded auds as he slunk complete into view, one of his own kind. The fae that wanted to "play"...whatever that is...several days prior. His focus quickly shifted onto the painted beauty, his white tipped plume offering several slices through the atmosphere in greeting seemingly oblivious to what was happening around them.

Navea

Slight limbs carried the pup closer to the wolven figures only a short distance away. Red pads gently felt the woodland carpet to ensure a quiet approach. She may be young, but her mother was sure to warn her of the dangers of others when you are a loner. The warnings of her mother played over through her mind, how she missed her. As the pup closed in it was apparent that it was a pair, a brute and a fae. Behind and old tree she slunk as sky blue oculars peered through the darkness at the duo in puppish curiosity. Her small head tilting as Soul failed at his attempt to rise once more.

[Kirfir]

Kar

Throwing her a half-smile at her response Kar cast his gaze over to the approaching figures. Just as he was musing what would occur if they were to be sucked into the winds he was interrupted from his thoughts by something crashing into him. Out of the corner of his eye he saw Allure regaining her balance. He bumped her shoulder with his roughly in a way of comfort. "Not failing now are we princess?"He teased. Subtly though he moved so he was the object of the wind's wrath. A brief nod was given to Reiko in acknowledgement but he did notice there were a couple missing. "Where's Geneva?"He questioned the Painted Wolf, his tone laid-back as usual. Vaguely he was aware of another's eyes on him and his eyes flickered to the brute heading towards them for a moment before turning back to Reiko. But like everyone else he was thinking of what they could do, as fun as it would have been to watch this disaster do it's work.

Ghost

Twin auds perked as Kirabo's whine reached his ears. It steeled him, making him all the more determined. While Lester worked on the twig he set both his paws on the space of the tree that Lenalee was behind. There was a loud cracking sound then thin rivers of ice spread out from underneath his paws, thickening and inching everywhere covering the tree bark. "Move back,"He warned. He stepped back, reared up and slammed down on the sheet of ice. It smashed into a thousand pieces, allowing full entry to Lenalee. Before pieces of ice would have speared them all as the wind saw that opportunity to fling it everywhere he changed it into water. Ignoring the mini-spray of water he had created he moved closer to Lenalee, setting to work on freeing the black wolf from the roots that trapped her. "Don't worry we'll get you out of here," Ghost said in a muffled voice as he was concentrating on ripping out a clump of roots that had a tough knot in it. "Help me the sooner we get her out of here the better!" He called to Kirabo and Lenalee.

Fae

A shy kind of expression passed Fae's features at Hydrus's praise, something unusual for her to be experiencing. She thought her heart skipped a beat. "Thanks Hydrus," She gave him a quick smile then returned her attention to the disaster ahead. Ears twitched as she heard Trinity question about Ronin's health. She hoped he was ok. She hadn't seen what had happened. She nudged Hydrus playfully, a brave half-grin on her face as she stood beside her Alphess. She looked over at Trinity, seeking comfort in the older wolf's calmness. "You ready to do this?" She said to Hydrus.

[Briar]

Briar

Sticking his head out of the hole he'd been sleeping in and yawning the scrawny tan brown pup was greeted by a whack in the back of the head with a stray branch. Lucky it was thin."Hey! What the heck?!" He yelped in anger. It was only then that he realized the devastation surrounding him. "Whoa..."Briar whispered. Just recently he'd joked with Navea about how it would be if the paws of the wolf gods ascended from heaven and wreaked havoc on the earth. They'd chanced on the topic when she'd been speaking of spirits and stuff like that. If anything Briar hadn't really been paying attention but this reminded him of it now. Broken trees lay here and there, the earth was torn into pieces and he was sure that was the broken body of a deer. Paying no heed to the danger that was apparent the pup clambered out, staring around in awe. Needless to say without steady purchase on the ground he was hurled from it almost instantly. Head spinning, Briar yelped limbs flailing. He spun once, twice, three times before coming to a crash landing on his head near Navea, rear end in the air, hind legs hanging so his paws were in inch away from his muzzle. There was a moment where he was statue-like still, a rare feat and then he toppled down like a domino onto his stomach.

[Volk]

Volk

Before Volk was the alpha of he was just a another lone wolf he found a small brown pup "Hey there pup you ok?" The fully grown silver wolf nosed the little pup seeing if he was alright, and such.

[WaterSinger]

WaterSinger

As soon as the male had drifted to sleep, the fae opened her eyes, she was still sore, butnow her shoulder was at least clean. She shuffled, uncomfortable with how she was stcuk in here, when others were struggling to find their footing, and to keep their lives.

[Daiki]

Daiki

As WaterSinger slipped away his spine archec, massive paws pulling his limbs to their full extension in a stretch. Emerald orbs slitted open slightly, but quickly closed once more. His body was too exhausted to awaken although twin soldiers stood at attention waiting for any unusual sound to invade him. A single breath was taken deep within, his chest expanding only to allow it out once again in a sleeping sigh.

[WaterSinger]

WaterSinger

The fae stepped to the small entrance in the covered hideout that Daiki had formed for them. She whined a little, feeling both insecure and unneeded. As the male moved, her head spun around and her head cocked to the side slightly. As he settled, her head went back to the entrance, and her eyes assessed once more her chances of escaping being caught up and injured, possibly killed, by the impossible to beat force of nature.

[Kerrigon]

Kerrigon followed Reiko, pace slowed by the gravity of the situation they were about to confront. They needed a plan, one that could utilize all of their strengths, yet one that would not jeopardize their lives. Frustration etched itself on his furrowed brow, and a faint growl escaped his lips. There is no such plan that will allow us both options. It's impossible! He wanted to strike to the lithosphere in anger, but as a particualry tumultuous gust of wind blew past, laden with the remains of a tree, his temper vanished. They were already in danger, how much graver could the situation grow?

The Fire Lord caught up with the rest of his pack, and once be confirmed that Kar and Allure were safe, he voiced what he had in mind. "It feels like the Wind Pack is using their air gifts to influence the air currents of the twister. But the twister wasn't formed by wind, it was formed by thunderstorms. Electricity and fire." He locked eyes with each wolf in turn, making sure they understood his meaning."In theory, I could channel the eletricity of the storm from myself to Reiko, who could release to the ground where it would be fire. Then Allure could try to control the fire and make sure it doesn't get out of control." He hoped that the untrained Fire elemntal could handle such a task. It was a gamble, but what else could they do? If anything happens, I will assist her. Finally, the Alpha's mahoghany eyes turned to Kar's ice blue gaze. "Kar, is there anyway you can drive the darkness away so we can see ourselves and the other nearby wolves more cleary? We'll be less likely to hurt ourselves and others if we can see."

[Navea]

Allure

A feminine skull twisted swiftly, that red glare of death falling upon Kar as the skin upon her maw rose elevation as his comment filtered within alert auds. The deep grumble was forced from the fae in a devilish snarl. She did not appreciate being the amusement of another. Her anger quickly subsided, a stone facade held as she hissed towards him. I have yet to ever fail, darling, and don't plan on doing so any time soon. She softened slightly, but it was outwardly obviously that the raven's nerves were running weak as was common of the fae.

Her attentions quickly shiffted from one brute to the next as the alpha's words surrounded them. Furry brows furrowed as she was given her task. She had never even used these "gifts" she supposedly had. "Not failing now are we princess?" As the comment that had split her nerves only moments prior taunted her, crimson lights shifted to the one who had spoke them. What if I do fail? No matter how much worry engulfed her being she refused to allow the others to see...especially the other fae.

Kirabo

Shades snapped open at the approach of the brute, the white tip of her tail flickering at his arrival. As directed she stood, slender limbs backtracking a safe distance for the group. Her focus fell onto the tree of ice, such powers never ceased to amaze the yearling fae. Her body lowered itself to the earth instinctively as the wind forced the shards of ice through the air threateningly, ultimately relieved to simply be hit with liquid droplets. Her rounded auds perked at the male's instruction to help and removing the debris from her mentor, lanky pistons quickly returning her to her original location. A stout muzzle reached for any wooden trap holding Lenalee captive.

Navea

With a start the red pup lept into the air, landing heavly on the earth with all four limbs extended to their fullest. Wide blues stared at the upside down Briar, her sides expanding and contracting heavily has her nerves were reined in. As reality finally dawned on her the little fae's face twisted up unhappily. Shhhhhh! There's others! a forceful whisper was squeezed from her maw as her focus quickly shifted to the adult pair warily.

[Geneva]

Geneva

The tsarina's ears angled agaisnt her tiara, the only poutward sign of her distress and frustration. The Lord of the Winds must've been injured far more greatly than he appeared, if he could not even bring himself upright. "Do not thank me until this is done with," she advised, crouching and wedging her aged shoulder beneath the brute's own. Yet, between the winds and his mass, the eldress was not able to lift him alone. Snarling with rage at her own disability, her flaxen eyes fastened upon the slight figures of two canines lurking nearby. "What are you doing, standing over there staring?! Assist me at once!" She barked imperliously at Navea and Briar, proud tail held aloft like a banner of war.

[Navea]

Navea

Fuzzy ears flattened themselves to her skull as it became obvious their presence was given away. Bright blue orbs widened at the demand before they blamingly narrowed towards the fellow youngster. Scrawny limbs drew the young fae from the darkness and towards the wolfess who had beckoned them. A false facade was developed as her narrow plume rose high within the air, her skull held upon a neck at it's full extension. A red pelt swayed in the teasing breeze, stone cold oculars narrowed slightly more to keep debris from entering them than anything. Dainty paws stubbornly pulled her towards Geneva, she really did not want to approach but knew running to be an awfully dangerous reaction. The crimson princess, her shoulder barely matching the height of the eldress' hock, stood firmly before Geneva, just out of reach. The occasional twinge rippled through her as the only outward sign of the fear turmoiling within.

[Hydrus]

"Of course I'm ready!" Hydrus said brightly, giving a brief wag of his tail as more dust and tree debris flew past his visage. But with a shifty glance to ensure no wolf was looking, he leaned closer to Fae. "What exactly are we doing now?" He took in the scene around them as he asked, Aurora's purposeful direction, Ronin's accident. But most conspicous of all was not what he saw, but rather what he should've saw. The fact that Soul was not with them nagged him like a thorn that kept twisting deeper and deepe rinto a pawpad. Whatever this secret plan was, he hoped it would be good.

[Lester]

If Lester felt awkward in the midst of these pack wolves, it did not display itself across his visage. Only the upmost concern was present ther, as he struggled with the others to free the entrapped healer from her floral prison. Ebony claws scrabbled at the branches, tearing and tossing the nusiance broughts into the winds, Not even a glance was offered to Ghost;s prodigious display of their shared elemental gift. Only a mental footnote was added; Ghost was a brute to be reckoned with. "My name is Iago." He offered to Kirabo, who was closest to him. "If you see a better way to release her, let me know. I can't see well in this duststorm."

[Kirfir]

Kar

Listening to Kerrigon's words, the brute's response was a dark half-smile. "Of course. I'll see what I can do,"Kar said with a glance at Allure, sensing her crimson orbs locked on him. The handsome wolf's facade was neutral for a moment as he gazed at her, surprise flickering in his eyes as he noticed her demeanor had changed somewhat. Bemused, the black wolf stared at her in question before suspicion clicked in his facade. A flick of his tail struck the air before he leaned down, meeting her eyes with his. "You're not the Beta of this pack for nothing," He said in a low voice so only Allure would be able to hear. "Remember princess, you have the power to burn the skies and control a monster that could roast every living creature on this earth alive. Now's not a bad time to show it." Bumping his head with hers he winked at her before walking ahead. Focusing his attention on the darkness around him he started to feel out with his mind, grasping at shadows and black masses consuming the light. Ever so surely the darkness began to seep away from the area around them allowing light to breathe. Sorry, Kar whispered, his voice as black as the darkness he was chasing away.

Fae

Brows furrowing slightly, the fae's visage turned slightly confused. "You know I'm not too sure exactly but right now we have to try and make the wind go in a different direction and make it grow smaller at the same time. If we create another force we might be able to cancel them both out," Fae replied, casting her gaze back to the said twister. If anything it seemed to be growing in stature. Fae held tight to the earth, her fur whipping backwards as she flattened her ears once more against her skull. "So make it go ahead?"She called to Aura.

Ghost[/b][/size]

Ghost was working systematically, ripping each offending root to pieces. Damn it looked like the moment of repreive he had wasn't meant to last long. Spitting out dust he crept around to the back of Lenalee, squeezing his bulk through the little space that was offered. What luck, He thought. This part he was in was still in perfect shape. The last of the roots were wrapped around the healer's hind paw tautly. Brow crinkling in contemplation he lowered his head, opening his jaws and as gently as he could gripped them in between. Bracing himself he twisted them away with all his might. Crunch! Success. Dropping the torn roots on the floor he nudged Lenalee firmly. For the first time in amidst the chaos he wondered where Keegan and Volk were. Surely they wouldn't abandon their pack? For now he must do what he could but concern bit at him for the Alpha and Alphess.