Heavenfall

"Tomorrow never stay away forever... But push it back as long as we can. Always try-try escape Tomorrow."

"Won't have to wait much longer. Today... we lost the other Brave-Warrior who traveled with us. It is my hope he will be the last we lose to this foe..."

“I could use a good week. He said with a chuckle.

“I don’t want anything to happen to me either.” He said with a laugh.

“But I don’t want anything to happen to you and our pups more...”

“You all smell. Bath or no.” Ch’chit said gruffly from the side.

Ch'chit's hand twirled a bit and rolled his fingers as if to say, That's what I said...

"A good Name to leave beyond Tomorrow. His... will be last sacrifice of our people. Next day... we will end this evil. For all Tomorrows." He replied with conviction.

Ch'chit takes the memory sticks and presents them to the Shamans.

He paused for a good moment as he thought about his answer, " I... I... hope we will be successful. I've been tasked by their spiritual savant to be part of the team which travels into the crater and retrieves this fallen Sky-child.. " He rubbed the head of the figure subconsciously with his thumb, ...

“The Great City... by the old market. He said with a forlorn smile on his lips.

“Next-night is the time... Our last rest tonight.”

The Brave-Warrior of Black Moonset walked along the ruined streets of his childhood home. There had been so many trials for his people since that dreadful day... but tomorrow... tomorrow was a day it could be put back right... tomorrow was an opportunity... or it was his Tomorrow. He climbed atop a ...

He let go of the embrace and took a half a step back.

“Tell me the fight. Story of Ch’jak Matt and his meeting with Tomorrow.”

He nodded once solemnly and then leaned forward and wrapped the human in his arms.

“His Name live on. You good friend.”

He lowered his forehead to rest on the top of her head.

He walked up to the woman and looked at her for a moment.

“You fought big-spirit with him?”

A single Nezumi sat on the edge of camp looking into the ruined streets of what was his childhood home...

He had heard there was another Brave-Warrior who had fell today... And in his heart he resolved it would be the last one this infernal pit received.

Anyone with one or two to throw my way could potentially do something cool.

But need to see how tomorrow ends.

Ch’chit merely repeated what he said, “I go.”

Black Moonset stepped forward and said nothing more than "I go."

Black Moonset looked over to the woman, slowly turning his head. He dipped it down subtly in acknowledgment and greeting.

“Here to end-end.”

Black Moonset was there as well... hoping reason would win the day.