Early Mourning || Sky & Joaquin
sky-reed :
Sky was - shaken. How could she not be when she saw that people were disappearing, going some place where she wasnât sure they were okay. What frightened her more is she had always been on the island, but she hadnât ever noticed the pattern.Â
She didnât like splitting up, and for the most part only did so because she was to nervous to say no. Still when she saw others she cared about leave she couldnât help but want to pull them to her to make sure they would be okay.
Still out of everyone she knew that she would probably work the best with Jo. After all he had a pretty cool head from what she knew and if she found any of the others she would almost immediately try to heal them.Â
He eyes went to him when he talked and she nodded. âI - one time I thought I heard someone screaming not to far from where were going. Spencer - well she pulled me away because - I donât think it was human. If thatâs right, weâd probably should.âÂ
Her voice was low like she wasnât quite sure what she was saying wasnât a fairy tale and she had put it out of her head as madness.Â
âI donât have anything though. Iâm not much of a fighter.â To put it lightly the good doctor wasnât even sure she could hurt someone else if she wanted too, but she didnât want Jo to leave her behind or worse think that it was too dangerous.Â
âBut we should head over before it gets to late. Iâll pack some stuff up incase we find anyone.âÂ
Without much more than a nod, Joaquin took to heart Skyâs (rather important) personal intuition, and ran home to procure some gardening supplies from his apartmentâs basement. There wasnât much of a selection due to the placeâs small yard, but after a quick search in the dark, he was able to find a rotary tiller and an old styled rake, with hard metal prongs that looked more like meat hooks than the teeth of a comb. They werenât supposed to be removed from the property, but seeing as nobody had used them in quite some time, he was sure they wouldnât be missed for that night.
Though his phone battery was almost full, he didnât want to chance being stuck without a backup light. He filled a small backpack with a heavy-duty lantern, some spare batteries, and a bottle of water just in case. When he met back up with Sky, he told her about his inventory and let her have first pick of the tools.
âIf we run into any danger, Iâll do what I can, but you should have somethinâ for yourself if I go down.â Despite being on edge, he had to chuckle at the words coming out of his mouth. Had he really fled so far from his home just to live this kind of life?Â
âI bet this isnât what you had in mind for your Tuesday night, huh?â












