"Burrow!" His call rang out as a saddened, monstrous roar, his gray body felt limp as his disgusting, half-dead face distorted in fear. "I call...And I call...." The monster finally allowed his body to slump down into the hill where they used to play. He understood, that, he would never hear his friend's..his brother's...his father's call. Never the less, see his face. Burying what was left of his face into the dirt, his mourning left him helpless, pitiful, vunerable...like a newborn fawn without it's mother. "But..you'll...never...answer.." His miserable cry wandered from between his crocodile-like teeth.




"You stopped me! You...stopped...me from....cursing the... Gods for... taking him ...away! Who are you? Your a...like a...blank....in my mind." He hacked out the words to the deer who stood shaking his head and nuzzling him. What was he? Some misunderstood fawn? I think not!



"My...My friend...I sometimes...wish...I had not...made the...trek...back to the...forest..." He fretted, his one-eye clouded in sorrow.



He later collasped by himself, his body shaken with one of the most important stags in his life...gone



Later, he found himself stumbling up hill by the pond. Something told him to stop, and as he did, he turned to gaze over the beautiful landscape. While his eyes were clouded with shock, guilt and fear. His heart fluttered with the memories that this land held of Burrow and himself.

"Oh Burrow...I hope...I hope...You remembered...me..." His eyes rolled into the back of his head in the sorrow that pounded his body like thunder thrashing through the clouds. Sweet memories became bittersweet, as he quivered like an unsteady fawn, as if ready to fall once more.