WARNING!
This contains gore/violent content.







Ashley stood by the twin gods statue, her head bowed. Tears ran down her face and she sobbed to herself. Her deer like face lifted to meet the statues. An odd light flashed along the statues and shrieks of agony rose from the doe. Blood started dripping from her face as her skin and flesh ripped to reveal bone beneath.
She wailed, the flesh was starting to melt- literally and fell to the ground and her skin continued to pull apart.
Ashley cried, blood running from the sockets of her eyes which turned pitch black as if her eyes have completely disappeared and a black mist wavered from her eyes. The doe fell to the ground, the pain was unbearable and she wanted it to stop. She looked at the twin god statues that just stared at her with an unsympathetic gaze. The punishment for her crimes was finally over and all she had left was a skull for a face, the curse for beasts. Ashley sobbed, bloody tears staining her fur and dripping onto the ground.

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A sigh of sadness flowed from Kohlani's mouth, his head was hung below his shoulder level and his gaze was gloomy. Lifting his gaze to look at a Cervidae, dark thoughts started processing through his mind, he was imagining what the deer would look like dead with its blood creating a pool and its intestines hung from the trees to almost create a obstacle for fawns to jump over, the thought of it made a crooked grin sprawl along his lips and he padded away with an ominous laughter. He hoped that would come true, it'd be fun for Kohlani to see and to watch.. hell, why not make it happen right now? Kohlani turned himself around to look at the deer again, his lips pulled back again in a sneer to reveal his teeth. The deer didn't seem to notice as he crept towards it. Once Kohlani was close enough, he darted towards it, parting his jaws and the shriek of the Cervidae echoed across the forest and stirred the birds from the trees.