WILD NATURE

WILD NATURE

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Adara leaned out her bedroom window,the soft wind blowing her jet black hair back and forth.All the lights in her small village were out,all flickering off at the same time afraid of the things that howl at night. Adara however, didn't have a flicker of fear but was curios as to just what was out there. Adara climbed out into her windows thin balcony, although her father disapproved greatly he still bought her a sick black cloak with the softest of fur in the inside to camoflouge her and keep her warm in the harsh wintery nights. Adara was like a cat you couldn't keep her out of the streets at night. There wasnt enough to explore for her,there was too much for her too see. Adara reached back and grabbed her bow and arrows before sliding down the thin pole that connected all the water pipes. Her slick black boots crunching in the gravel when she landed on the ground.Drawing her hood over her head and tying it tightly before she headed out, she made a bee line for the forest where her favorite companion roamed.
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"I take an unsteady breath, pulling out my gun and twisting it over and over again in my hands, trying to find comfort. If I even remotely mess up this weekend, my horse is . . . oh God, what'll they do to her? Hurt her? Kill her? Would I be able to do anything to stop them? What - when - how- I stop my hands, drop the gun on my bed and enter my closet. I find a simple lavender dress that flairs at the hips and twirls when I walk or spin. I slip my gun into the pocket Dana sowed into the dress for that exact purpose. I look at myself in the mirror, then throw my dad's jacket over it. I stare at my reflection. My dull brown hair. Bizarre eyes. Zero curves or any sort of appealing body shape. Mother has nothing to worry about. No boy would ever find a girl like me attractive. I don't stand a chance." For Mute - Revised, the plotline and characters are almost exactly the same as in Mute, but this is rewritten and includes more personality. If this piece is continued then I will add the same continuation(s) to both works. Thank you, and enjoy!

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