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Elvin grew incredibly worried for Ray. Whoever he was, he had saved them. He told the animals to rest easy, and return to their homes once they felt safe, before he made his way to Ray.

He easily fazed through the trees -being a spirit had its perks- he was close to Ray in mere moments. He walked over to him, worry in his amber eyes.
“You saved us.”, he spoke softly, crouching down next to Ray. “Let us save you now.”.

Ray looked up at Elvin as his eyes seemed tired. “You…you are the spirit of the forest…aren’t you ?”he said in a quiet voice. He groaned in pain as he held the part that was wounded.

“Are you alright ? Are you hurt ?”he asked softly as he looked at the forest deity. He knew that deities could be strong but also some had only one job and perhaps this one could only help the forest grow

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“I’m alright, thanks to you. We’re all okay, though mourn the few that are lost. But let me help you now.”, Elvin replied, smiling softly. Ray was kind, worrying even as he laid there in pain, bleeding into the forest.

“I can’t do much, but I can keep you safe from death. Someone else will come and help you.”, he continued, hands gentle as they laid over Ray’s.
Elvin, like his forest, had grown ever since his tree had sprouted. He was hundreds of years old now, and his powers grew a little bit with each moment his forest continued breathing. He couldn’t do a lot of things, but a few that could help Ray.

He could take his pain away, and he did. He could heal him a little bit, though not enough. Just enough to keep him from bleeding out. And his animals went, able to leave the forest were Elvin couldn’t, to get someone to help.

Elvin grew incredibly worried for Ray. Whoever he was, he had saved them. He told the animals to rest easy, and return to their homes once they felt safe, before he made his way to Ray.

He easily fazed through the trees -being a spirit had its perks- he was close to Ray in mere moments. He walked over to him, worry in his amber eyes.
“You saved us.”, he spoke softly, crouching down next to Ray. “Let us save you now.”.

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Once the animals realized they couldn’t do anything, they fled, leaving the forest quiet in their stead. And Elvin grew concerned, surrounded by the animals that had gotten away, birds telling him what monsters there were. But he couldn’t do anything, he was just a spirit. Just a little forest deity. What he could do wouldn’t be able to help.

He was afraid of what would happen. Humans he could handle, fae he could handle. But nothing like that. Nothing like demons, like those creatures.

Ray growled when he saw the creatures. The two monsters growled animalistically and moved to attack the demon. After a long while two screams of pain would be heard in the forest. The demon had killed the corruptions but he himself was badly wounded. He moved away from the scene to go in the woods to find a lake and be able to wash his wounds. He panted as he felt his steps growing heavy.

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The forest was deathly quiet. There got barely any light through the leafs of the trees, as they seemed to grow denser. The thicket seemed denser, higher, and harder to go through. The forest was afraid of what had happened.

Elvin send a few birds off to go see what had happened. He didn’t know what had happened, but he was afraid, huddled together with the other animals. It took a few minutes before they returned, and could tell him of Ray.

Once the animals realized they couldn’t do anything, they fled, leaving the forest quiet in their stead. And Elvin grew concerned, surrounded by the animals that had gotten away, birds telling him what monsters there were. But he couldn’t do anything, he was just a spirit. Just a little forest deity. What he could do wouldn’t be able to help.

He was afraid of what would happen. Humans he could handle, fae he could handle. But nothing like that. Nothing like demons, like those creatures.

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The forest’s deity knew someone was in his forest. The forest was him, and he was the forest. But he remained where he was, in the heart of the forest, the lake no one had ever found. Where the oldest tree of the forest was situated, the one that was his life.

He didn’t mind people in the forest. As long as they didn’t try to harm the forest in any way, or had ill intentions towards any other people that entered, or even the animals residing here. So he left the demon alone, as he did with everyone normally. Unless they needed help, and he had to come personally.

Ray stayed on the ground where he was humming softly as he felt a little sleepy. As he seemed to want to drift off he heard some unusual noises. He opened his eyes up as he felt like something was wrong. Not with the forest itself but something that had entered it. The demon growled since he knew the monsters that had entered wanted to harm the animals and probably harm the one that was at the heart of the forest.

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Elvin knew more people entered the forest. And from years of living here, being one with the forest, he could feel their intentions. The small and weak animals left where those people entered, while the bigger and more dangerous animals were going to do what they always did with such people. Drive them out.

Elvin didn’t like violence, and killing, death. But he couldn’t control the animals, if they killed they killed. He would just safely stay where he was -no one had ever seen him before and believed it.

The forest’s deity knew someone was in his forest. The forest was him, and he was the forest. But he remained where he was, in the heart of the forest, the lake no one had ever found. Where the oldest tree of the forest was situated, the one that was his life.

He didn’t mind people in the forest. As long as they didn’t try to harm the forest in any way, or had ill intentions towards any other people that entered, or even the animals residing here. So he left the demon alone, as he did with everyone normally. Unless they needed help, and he had to come personally.

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@growlingbeasts

On the corner of the street was a cardboard box. “TAKE ME” was written with black marker onto it. Inside was a small neko, either rather young or just small for its age. His fur brown, with blond spots in it, and clothes already a little ragged.
He laid curled up, not wanting for anyone to pay attention to him, even though he’d die alone out here. He was afraid of people, and what they could do to him.

“Don’t overwork yourself please! You need to get back to bed as soon as you can!”, Host replied, hands fiddling with each other as he watched Ray with his blind gaze. He didn’t want Ray to feel sick from being up, or faint, or throw up or something!

Ray looked back at Host as smiled reassuringly. „I will dear. I just need to eat something and I will make you some too.“he said softly. After a while he made lunch. He placed the plate with food near the neko before he sat down in his chair and started to eat as he felt rather hungry.

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Host nodded lightly, sitting down on the ground. He was used to it anyways, and he didn’t find it uncomfortable either. So he was happy to just be able to sit there and listen to Ray.

He thanked him softly when he got his food, eating carefully but happily.

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@growlingbeasts

On the corner of the street was a cardboard box. “TAKE ME” was written with black marker onto it. Inside was a small neko, either rather young or just small for its age. His fur brown, with blond spots in it, and clothes already a little ragged.
He laid curled up, not wanting for anyone to pay attention to him, even though he’d die alone out here. He was afraid of people, and what they could do to him.

“Don’t overwork yourself please! You need to get back to bed as soon as you can!”, Host replied, hands fiddling with each other as he watched Ray with his blind gaze. He didn’t want Ray to feel sick from being up, or faint, or throw up or something!

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@growlingbeasts

On the corner of the street was a cardboard box. “TAKE ME” was written with black marker onto it. Inside was a small neko, either rather young or just small for its age. His fur brown, with blond spots in it, and clothes already a little ragged.
He laid curled up, not wanting for anyone to pay attention to him, even though he’d die alone out here. He was afraid of people, and what they could do to him.

Host wasn’t fully asleep, as he needed to make sure Ray was alright, and listen to his coughs. It wasn’t good, especially since Ray coughed in his sleep even. That was bad! So he needed to make sure Ray was alive and breathing, and not going to choke or something else.

Ray soon gently got out of bed. He needed to eat something since it probably was around lunch time. The demon moved to the kitchen starting to cook something. He was still coughing as he then took some pills to help him. They tasted so bad Ray‘s face lightly contorted.

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Host squeaked when Ray moved, getting off of him as Ray moved to sit up and get out of bed. He looked concerned, not wanting him to get up, but guessing he was hungry.

He hopped off the bed and followed Ray to the kitchen, but stayed quiet.

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@growlingbeasts

On the corner of the street was a cardboard box. “TAKE ME” was written with black marker onto it. Inside was a small neko, either rather young or just small for its age. His fur brown, with blond spots in it, and clothes already a little ragged.
He laid curled up, not wanting for anyone to pay attention to him, even though he’d die alone out here. He was afraid of people, and what they could do to him.

Host wasn’t fully asleep, as he needed to make sure Ray was alright, and listen to his coughs. It wasn’t good, especially since Ray coughed in his sleep even. That was bad! So he needed to make sure Ray was alive and breathing, and not going to choke or something else.