DeliciousMaiden
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Story now closed for Incubo28 - OOC: Link and character pictures to be found here.
Mary sauntered through the woods enjoying the silence punctuated only by the sound of bird song and the occasional scurrying amongst the bracken. She felt a slight pang of guilt at having been tardy in returning to the village, for in truth fruit had been so plentiful that she had filled her basket in a merely quarter hour and then taken advantage of such bounty to tarry by the stream and dangle her feet within the chilling waters of the brook for almost twice that time. Even so, Mary calculated that she could take the roundabout route in returning and thus it was that more than 2 hours since she left home, she was approaching the edge of the woods which opened up onto the fenced enclosures where the livestock were held and through which she could pass to speed up her return and leave time for her to still aid in the preparation of the meal.
The sight brought her to a sudden halt. It was as if she was able to process what had occurred in her absence. Fences were broken, their slats laying askew upon the ground. Of the livestock there was no sign. She should have headed back into the protection of the wood, but irresistibly she was drawn closer. There was no sign of the young men who tended the animals, no sign of anyone tending the fields beyond and she now noticed the scent of smoke which rose up from at least one of the buildings of the village.
”Dear God….”
She managed to murmur before a large hand clasped over her mouth and pulled her off the ground. Automatically she tried to scream, the basket of fruit dropping to stain the ground as her arms and legs struck out as she struggled wildly. It was her instinct to fight, though in truth she knew not what had happened here or who it was who had a hold of her, but surely no friend would have taken hold of her in such a way?
Mary sauntered through the woods enjoying the silence punctuated only by the sound of bird song and the occasional scurrying amongst the bracken. She felt a slight pang of guilt at having been tardy in returning to the village, for in truth fruit had been so plentiful that she had filled her basket in a merely quarter hour and then taken advantage of such bounty to tarry by the stream and dangle her feet within the chilling waters of the brook for almost twice that time. Even so, Mary calculated that she could take the roundabout route in returning and thus it was that more than 2 hours since she left home, she was approaching the edge of the woods which opened up onto the fenced enclosures where the livestock were held and through which she could pass to speed up her return and leave time for her to still aid in the preparation of the meal.
The sight brought her to a sudden halt. It was as if she was able to process what had occurred in her absence. Fences were broken, their slats laying askew upon the ground. Of the livestock there was no sign. She should have headed back into the protection of the wood, but irresistibly she was drawn closer. There was no sign of the young men who tended the animals, no sign of anyone tending the fields beyond and she now noticed the scent of smoke which rose up from at least one of the buildings of the village.
”Dear God….”
She managed to murmur before a large hand clasped over her mouth and pulled her off the ground. Automatically she tried to scream, the basket of fruit dropping to stain the ground as her arms and legs struck out as she struggled wildly. It was her instinct to fight, though in truth she knew not what had happened here or who it was who had a hold of her, but surely no friend would have taken hold of her in such a way?
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