10-12-2020, 11:20 PM
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[i]THE TIRED SOLDIER
[b][i]bernard smith. stumbling across the border, bernard fumbled for a new cigarette. the one he had had fallen out of his fingers when he accidentally burnt himself and he dropped it out of panic. he was grumbling to himself, weary eyes struggling to focus as sleep threatened to make him fall. perhaps he had been drinking, or maybe he was just so exhausted. he could feel the sleepiness creep on his sore shoulders, dragging them down slowly.
he could see some sort of civilization and tried to push forward. he could no longer feel his toes. he was used to that, though. in the war, in the trenches, when his feet would get infected and he could no longer feel his toes. he would feel worried if it weren't for the buzz of his earlier drinking still lingering on his tongue. the cigarette he was trying to grab slipped through his fingers and fell into the snow. cursing, bernard tried to grab another one, pressing on. he held the cigarette in his mouth and tried to light the end, his frozen fingers not wanting to work.
with frustration, bernard put his lighter and cigarette in his pocket. if he couldn't smoke, then he'd focus on trying to move forward.
"speech."
he could see some sort of civilization and tried to push forward. he could no longer feel his toes. he was used to that, though. in the war, in the trenches, when his feet would get infected and he could no longer feel his toes. he would feel worried if it weren't for the buzz of his earlier drinking still lingering on his tongue. the cigarette he was trying to grab slipped through his fingers and fell into the snow. cursing, bernard tried to grab another one, pressing on. he held the cigarette in his mouth and tried to light the end, his frozen fingers not wanting to work.
with frustration, bernard put his lighter and cigarette in his pocket. if he couldn't smoke, then he'd focus on trying to move forward.
"speech."
A SAINT BERNARD SITS AT THE
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bernard smith | he/him | flintlock