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Fulfillment Chapter Fifteen By Blackdawn Da'tou trudged through the thick foilage keeping one arm wrapped around her side helping to ease the tension off the wounds in that area, which really wasn't working. And the other to keep her balance and catch tree trunks and low branches when she felt faint. Gr'it-in and the rest following at her slow and stumbeling pace that had been going on for nearly thirty minutes after killing the assassin. Veering left at the sounds of running water from what she knew was the Peru River, and after a few minutes came to the shore line where she walked in up to her shins and fell to her knees in a painfull grunt. There she began drinking the cool liquid by the handfulls, and afterwards doused her back rubbing the water onto her neck and head. Minutes had gone by of the pleasent feeling, though not feeling fully rejuvinated but felt much better then before. A voice was suddenlty heard in the distance, down river, calling her and she, as did the others, turned to it. Da'tou clicked at the sight of Hubuiri who was standing on the other side waving her arms. After seeing she had gotten Da'tou's attention ran up river until directly across from them. "I've been wondering when you would return. The wise woman has heard what happened and wants to speak with you." Da'tou got to her feet, "Tell her she can speak with me as soon as I finish some things and get some rest." Hubuiri shook her head, "No," she said, "The wise woman wants to speak with you now." Groaning, she got to her feet. Once standing her vision started spinning and went weak at the knees then toppled sideways. Gr'it-in running to her and at her side catching her small body. He looked to Hubuiri in a growl. "She said she wanted to rest!" he spat, "So tell your wise female to wait." "Stop it Gr'it-in." Da'tou moaned, then using his stout, armored covered body pulled herself back to her feet. "just help me while following her, okay?" "Fine." He snapped back, then helped Da'tou across the shallow part of the river and to the other side. "Gr'it-in!" Kra'-tos gargled voice called fromt he other side making the three turn to him. "We will wait in this area for your return." Gr'it-in only nodded then turned to Hubuiri, and on cue, she led them to the wise woman.
They made it ot the bottom of the slope that would lead them to the wsie woman and made it half way up when a person came half running and wobbeling down toward them. Hubuiri and Da'tou went wide-eye with surprise when they saw it was the wise woman. "Wise woman!?" Hubuiri called out in reaction. "What are you doing running like this?" And worridly stepped in front of the wise woman trying to stop her but was ordered to move out of the way by her before she could be stopped. She ran to Da'tou and fell in her arms panting and crying. "Wise woman, what is wrong? Why are you crying?" Da'tou asked, very much worried herself. Without a word, the wise woman lifted herself from Da'tou's arms and moved one of Da'tou's tie-on chest bandages aside revealing the pusy healing paw print wound above her heart. "The bearer of the Spear Head will give unto the children of Mother Earth a child from the stars above who will bear the heart of the True Warrior." The old wise woman cried, baffeling Da'tou. "My child. You did it, you have fulfilled the prophecy." She looked right into Da'tou's eyes. "Da'dtou-di, you now bear the mark of the True Warrior." Da'tou gasped and her heart began to flutter as her stomach knotted. Was it true? Did she really, bear the heart . . . of the True Warrior? Did her wound from the cat really mean this? Dozens of questions were running through her head, but only one of them came out. "Wise woman, is this true? Do I really bear the heart of the True Warrior?" Tears in her eyes, the wise woman nodded. "Yes, my True Warrior. And you now are the warrior heart of the Xingasa Tribe." But then, her face filled with sadness and turned her head away. "But, something is wrong True Warrior. The prophecy tells, once the True warrior is born, he will rid our tribe of all impurities and bring peace and prosperity to the land. My vision though has shown me that the True Warrior, you, will break away from us. You will travel to the stars, never to return." The wise woman burried her head below Da'tou's chest sobbing. Da'tou held her close, rubbing her small, boney and fragile back trying to comfort her. "Wise woman, I am not going anywhere. I will always be here for the villagers." Copyright © 2003-2005, Blackdawn. |