Their-Dark-Eden

1.) Candice The scars Candice had so desperately tried to clean were still bleeding hours even after she had deserted the City Ruins and now, found her way into an abandoned burrow. The soil was dry and made Candice cough and spit as she examined the wounds covering her hide. With a deep, exhausted sigh, she slumped down looking at the night sky outside. There were grey clouds scattered among the dark blue, hovering rain-drops that were yet to fall unto the dry Autumn land. As minutes passed, the droplets began to fall one by one. Candice growled slightly but felt slight relief that at least water would be found a bit more easily in a time l

It was funny how night came to Eden. You couldn't see the night sky but you knew when it was coming. The artifical lights began to dim, and the bark of dogs receeded to whispers echoing within the cavern walls. Leaving only the late workers sitting in the silence of the lull. Most of them technicians and physicians like the pale borzoi that sat in the ratted military tent that made up part of the physicians' quarters. His dull blue eyes staring blankly at the many tools packed into his convoy satchel. As he endlessly wondered what he was going to become. Hemera trotted through the compound her golden ears bouncing with every step. She passed