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Feb 15, 2014 06:12AM
charries?
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i prefer simple that way i can make up my history and persona as i go :) i dont care how they look like as long as it has like the name age and appearance
Name: Ezzie Hartes
Age: 17
Appearance:
Age: 17
Appearance:

Ezzie ran. She always ran. Rain poured down around her. Thunder was her thunder, lightening was her flashlight. She was sopping wet, but she didn't care. There were people inside her home. Many many people inside her home. None were friends. This wasn't her party. They didn't know she was here. No one ever knew that these woods were a girl's home. And she liked it that way. But stormy nights were meant to be free of people. Stormy nights were meant to be a time to hunt without fear of other people. People weren't to be trusted. People had ran her out of her first home. People had left her here. People were cannibals, killing others just for personal gain. Sick creatures other people were. Like snakes. Venomous and will do anything it takes to have the upper hand. This was why she ran until she found a spot to hide and watch them go by, careful not to hurt upcoming worms as she knelt. If she was a friend to the woods, they would be a friend to her and she needed that to survive.

Ezzie glared at the cruel people. Abandoning one because of it's weakness when they weren't in any danger. She whispered, "May the forest judge you rightly." It was the blessing she gave every passer and reasoned that was the reason few people other than her made it, because their hearts didn't have the compassion the forest required. She tentatively stepped towards the young fallen one. He was like her in age but she knew that beyond that they had nothing in common. He had grown to become like the others. She had grown to know the forest. The wind howled and as if it was speaking to her, she nodded, bending down to carry him to her shelter. It was a one room small hut with no decor. He had her bed and supplies inside and that was it. She quickly reset his broken leg, attached a split, dressed the wound and lay him on the little floor space below her bed where she sat staring down at him.


Ezzie had noticed his eyes open and demanded in an authoritative voice, knowing a man was more likely to listen that way, "What call you?" Her English wasn't the greatest because this had been her first time speaking to someone in years but her voice had been used a lot so it didn't sound scratchy. She had used it to sing with birds and apologize to animals for their sacrifice to allow her to live. It was obvious that she wasted nothing. Her clothes and blankets were all and skins, the bones used for weapons and for her few dishes. She stared at him, distrusting him. She would not leave him conscious and alone with her things, but needed to hunt. She needed food to feed them both. She would wait for him to sleep again.

"You clumsy and hit dead tree. Your bones not used to fall and break. Of course 'it hurts.'" She said and went to a cupboard. She pulled out some lightly colored leaves attached to a small purple bud. She plucked off the flower and handed it to him, "Eat. Will make hurt less." She forced it into his hand and quickly backed away again, studying him. He was tall and obviously smart, but she was stronger and in these woods she was most likely smarter. She blew gently on the fire, coaxing it to keep burning and keeping the hut warm. She noticed he still hadn't eaten the bud so she said more forcefully, "Eat!"

She rolled her eyes having gone through worse, "Fall out of tree onto bear and tell me that. Sleep." Ezzie needed to go hunt. She watched him studiously, wondering if he'd explain why he was here.

Ezzie locked the door before going out and hunting. She killed one buck, apologized to Mother Nature before bring it back and beginning to skin it and cook the meat.

She let him scream. For her, it was better than him being awake.

She woke him up and said, "Be quiet. You disturb fire." She went over and turned the meat before continuing to sharpen bones into arrows. The ribs of a deer were strong, light, and slender. They made perfect arrows but she went through them quickly.

She said, "Good. May the forest judge you rightly as you leave." She forced a stick with venison on it in his face, "Eat." She moved away once again and continued working and eating, drying meat strips along the ceiling to make it last longer.

She worked quickly and easily. She had long healed battle scars on her arms and it was abvious that she wouldn't have much sympathy for him.

(hm...what should happen from here?)
She swapped his bandages.
She swapped his bandages.

(idk. he only tripped, it couldn't have been THAT bad...))
((hm...idk...i want som frisson before we get intobthat stuff. He needs to be a wake more mahbe ask her stuff. Create some getting to know eachvother to lead into chem?))

He woke up. He remember everything that happened."Where am I? How did I get here?" This girl here helped him or someone helped her that helped him. He looked around his new eniviorment.
"Shelter in my woods. You fall. Your herd leave so I take in." She had made jerky and gave him a single piece as his breakfast, "Eat." She retreated to the other side of the room and watched him. He was good looking but he was a human. They were traitors to the hand that fed them and she wouldn't trust one.

She blinked at the foreign word and it was mucked up when she repeated it back, "Givanint's? What is this? These woods are mine and you people are not welcome."

She blinked, very confused, "Country? I know of no thing. These woods, my home." She glared at him challengingly, "The woods chose me to protect not Country of Givanints."

"No. Woods don't like people. People worse than snakes and hurt her. That why she hurt people. We know no Givanints." She ate her jerky from the far side of the room. She looked out the window, "First snow come at night."

"Just because snake has poison doesn't mean it need die," she answered simply sewing some clothes from a deer skin.

"I think I am called Ezzie, but has been long time since I have been known by my human name," she began to wash her newly sewn dress.

"From five years young I think," she said, "Mother and father tried to hide me from bad people. Then they left with people. I no trust. People leave own young to die in woods. Worse than snake."