The pit | I fell in the pit

Survive? She was sure he would, but that didn't make her any less concerned. Fortunately, that concern was quickly redirected to the fresh meat she'd dropped into the pit with Remi, and the huntress shifted to her knees in the mud so that she could better check on what was happening. Only when Remi's back hit the wall of the pit did she realise that she had been holding her breath, and she let it out shakily as she leaned in to watch him. "Remi..." She scowled, feeling something twist painfully within her chest as he called up to her. Blinking quickly, Vai glanced over her shoulder as if to check for anyone around, paused perhaps for a fraction of a second, then carefully vaulted into the pit. The mud under her feet was perilously slippery, churned up by paws and claws and feet and rain. It didn't slow her down for long, though, and she was with Remi in moments. "You can do this," she told him, her arms locking around him as much in an embrace as a restraint. "I got you, okay? And that goes for the lion in you too, as well as the feather ball." vervain where the wild things are