Dead By Daylight Short Stories

Righting the Winds (The Pig x The Huntress)

Amanda sighed as she sat down in front of her cabin, The Entity had always treated the killers better than the survivors for some odd reason. The killers got cabins to themselves while the survivors only got tents. She opened her water bottle in hand and began to chug it after pulling up her mask slightly, the cold water refreshed her throat and dampened her hands. She nearly spat most of it out as she heard the door open behind her, she quickly stood up and turned to see Anna standing there with a very confused look on her face. In a thick, Russian, accent the rabbit mask-wearing woman spoke, "and just why are you drinking my water? I don't care if you sit on porch but my water is my water!"
Amanda froze, "Anna, wait, this must be a misunderstanding, I had a long trial and I thought this was my cabin!"
The tall woman paused for a moment, "oh, sorry about that then. I come sit with you in a second."
She disappeared back into her home for a minute as Amanda switched seats and sat down, soon enough, The Huntress came back outside with a water cooler filled with ice and plastic water bottles.
Amanda made a squeak as she looked at the cooler, "may I have some?"
Anna laughed as she sat down, "of course, Piggy, take as many as you like."
The greedy girl grabbed one and chugged it down before wiping her mouth and gulping down a second, The Huntress watched in quiet shock as her friend chugged two more water bottles. Amanda opened a fifth one and took a large sip from it before taking another large breath, "you're a lifesaver, Anna. Thank you."
Anna paused a moment, her eye twitched in a mixed emotion that felt like she was impressed yet confused, "it is no problem."
The small pig gave a great big smile before pulling her mask down, "you know, I think I drank so much water that when I move I'm gonna be able to hear it splashing around in my belly." Amanda then jiggled her body around in the chair a little bit with a small arm dance.
Anna giggled, "Piggy, you are so childish sometimes, it can be embarassing!" Amanda grinned at Anna but her smile stayed yet it seemed to fade, she paused and stared for a moment. Anna paused too before quickly checking herself, "was it something I said?"
Amanda shook her head suddenly, "huh?"
"Oh, I'm glad, " Anna's fear dropped.
"Glad about what?" Amanda slowly interigated.
Anna grinned stupidly, "you only spaced out, I thought you were mad at me for calling you childish!"
Amanda seemed suddenly offended, "wait, you called me childish? You know what?" Anna paused as her fear rose again in her heart, unsure of her lover's intent. "I'll show you childish!"
Amanda jumped up to her feet, nearly falling back on her butt but managing to stay. She hopped onto the railing of The Huntress' cabain and pulled herself to the roof, "Piggy! Be careful!"
Amanda didn't listen as she threw her arms high above her head, "you'll never get me down!"
Anna took this as a challenge and sprung up to the railing, just as Amanda had mere moments before. "Fine, Piggy, I'm coming for you!"
The two girls faced off on the roof for a moment before Anna took the first move, Amanda pranced to the side and eventually they were both laughing and running around like children on that cabin roof-top. Down below them, the roof began to creak but neither one noticed, they simply kept going.
"Didn't you know, " Young called, "Pigs are faster than rabbits!"
Anna scrunched her face under her mask, "yes, but rabbits can jump higher!" With that she leapt at Amanda once again, the Pig froze in her tracks as the lage woman tackled her to the scratchy roof wood. The roof caved in and both girls screamed, Amanda felt her soul leave her body for a moment before she hit the ground. Anna landed under a plank and got stuck, one of her legs wasn't mobile. Amanda rubbed her head before sitting up and looking around.
"Anna, are you there?" She called out before spotting her, "Oh shit, Anna!"
Piggy scrambled over the rubble to her quiet crush, Anna grinned, "my leg's caught."
Amanda grabbed the mask off her lovers face and set it aside so Anna could breath properly and get some air, she must be in so much pain. She could see the tears at the corners of each of the rabbit's eyes. She stood quickly and grabbed the plank, oxygen and dust entered her lungs as she inhaled deeply; she tried to lift the plank, it only shifted slightly.
She couldn't move it but she was smart, she pulled off her red cloak, revealing a black tank top that fit quite snuggly. She put one side of her cloak under the plank between Anna's legs and grabbed both sides, she knelt down and hoisted the cloak over her shoulder. "Okay, Anna, I'm going to pull this to the side and you need to pull your leg out from under the plank before I let go, on three!"
Together they counted, "One... Two... Three!"
Amanda stood and pulled the plank up and away and very quickly The Huntress yanked her leg out from the danger zone. Amanda couldn't hold it very long and let go after a moment, luckily, Huntress' leg was free and she was safe.
Amanda helped her out of the rubble and the two girls limped out of the imploded cabin, hand in hand. Anna had her left arm over Amanda's shoulder and it was holding her left hand while Amanda's right arm was around The Huntress's waist and holding her right hand. They were able to make it out safely, as soon as they pushed out of the complete rubble and onto the untouched porch Amanda grinned and started laughing. "Hey, at least we still have the water!"
Anna couldn't help but join in, both girls laughed as they each grabbed a bottle of cold water from the cooler and sat down on the still standing chairs.
"Next time, Piggy, just let me win, " Anna giggled.
Amanda stared in disbelief, "oh, really?"
Anna raised an eyebrow and looked over at her, "yes, really."
Amanda smirked, "well, whoever wins, wins. I can't say who will and who won't but maybe you'll win."
Anna paused, "Amanda that doesn't make sense."
The Pig gulped down the rest of her bottle, "yes it does and you know it."
They sat out there arguing like a couple for a good three hours, Anna wanted to fix her cabin but also didn't want to leave Amanda's side; it was too bag that her small Piggy was already sleepy. They had to say 'goodnight' as Amanda stumbled off the steps of the porch, she paused at the bottom before turning around and jogging back up the steps. She leaned down next to Anna and pecked a quick goodbye kiss on her cheek before jumping down the steps and sprinting back to her cabin. The Huntress was left with blush covering her face and a longing she couldn't explain.