Aramid looks at the entrance to the cave, eating the last half of the berry he got from those berry trees. The rain lasted all night, only having waked him when he needed to... it doesn’t matter the rain stopped around midnight so the ground should be dry by now. With a swallow he walks towards the entrance of the cave, even with the light out here it’ll still be dark on the inside. He looks down at the torch planted in the ground. With a small of huff of fire the torch weakly burns, still somewhat damp from last night. Aramid picks it up with his mouth, the fire warming the left side of his face. The Arcanine walks forward, his scarred leg limping a little.
The Arcanine crawls forward again, his legs still refusing to walk as he struggles. He calls for help, begging as he does but the only one near him can’t hear him as the other steps through him.
Aramid stops for a moment as his paw suddenly feels cold. Did he just step in some mud? He didn’t think there was any around here. The Arcanine looks down at his paw, oh, he just barely stepped on the skeleton that’s out here. It’ll be hard to forget this one when he buries any body he finds in the cave. Its wrong that the survivors just fled here, even if they didn’t do anything with the Arcanine bodies its a shock they didn’t at least come back to bury anyone they cared about who died. He continues walking, entering the cave as he gets ready to find some clues about the past thirteen years. Its been so long that something must have changed for this to happen.
He looks around the first room, well it really never changed since he left. Still only two choices in halls to go down as well. Aramid moves to the right tunnel, his and his parents room are right down this way. Hopefully the things he had in his room are still there, it might be the first proof that his father didn’t send him away for no reason. The first room comes up on his left, his parent’s room, he walks in and slowly looks around. A large bed of soft moss and other soft plants sits in the back of the room. Well, now it just looks like a lot of dried plants you wachwould see a doctor use. In the rest of the room is the area where they would bathe privately but its a dry hole now since no one has filled it for years. And there are a few other things and stuff but nothing else by the looks of it.
Argus walks blindly down the hall, muttering anger about the Lesser One that dared to attack him! When he finds it it will suffer for an eternity before it gets the grace of death! He moves past the other Arcanine, neither of the two seeing nor recognizing each. They continue on, one in death the other in life, not having even acknowledged each others existence.
Aramid shivers a little, that’s an unexpected draft to be going through here. And it came from the way of the entrance so it should have been warm. It doesn’t matter, his room should be the next one on the left so he-
The Arcanine stops as he looks at what should be the entrance to his room. But instead, a large rock sits in the way. Why is this here?!