Many days had passed, and the two deer knew something was wrong. The stag approached the Twin Gods statue early in the morning, anger burning through his body. "How dare you make my child imperfect!" He looked behind his shoulder, seeing his mate and fawn slowly coming closer. He turned his head back to the statue angrily, "Well... Now he's your problem."

The stag soon hid behind the nearby trees as soon as the other two came. The doe set the fawn down infront of the statue. She nuzzled it, an aire of sadness surrounding her. "Now, Vessel, we'll be gone for a little while. Just stay put and wait for us. You'll be safe." The fawn smiled and nodded. The doe bid him farewell, and made her way over to the stag. She looked at him, tears filling her eyes, "Are you sure about this?"

The stag nodded. "I'm not going to raise an imperfect fawn. The Twin Gods shall send us another. And next time, it will be strong." The two walked away, slowly disappearing into the shadows, making themselves hidden from the fawn. He heard a rumbling, and looked behind him. One of the statues was shaking violently, and the fawn could feel a great anger coming from it. He shook and hid behind the other statue, which seemed comforting. But soon, the right statue stopped, and the fawn heard a faint but soothing lullaby, coming from the two statues. He softly fell into a deep sleep.

From that day on, the fawn's mother could not bear children.

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im really starting to fall inlove with this style. i like how it looks :3

the little story is quite a bit longer than the first one. i think they'll steadily get longer as i go XD