Play the song at the top ^

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The bloody stake was quickly pulled out, Natasha clinging onto her mother, desperately trying to hold her up as she fell down.

"No, no, no, no, no, no, no." She repeatedly whispered.
Valentina's breath shortened, her eyes becoming duller and duller, as blood pooled out of her stomach.
Blood staining Natasha's pale skin and clothes.
She cradled her mother on the forest ground.
Blood reaching to the green plants, like a hand reaching out to stain everything it touches.

You were the shadow to my light, Did you feel us?
Another start, you fade away
Afraid our aim is out of sight
Wanna see us, alive

"Mommy, please. It's okay. You're going to be okay. You're going to be just fine." A sob reached past her lips, as her mother stared up at her lovingly. A small smile gracing her lips.

"It's okay." A shaky hand reached up to brush a strand of dark hair away from her face.
"I'm okay. You'll be okay too."
"No. No I won't. I-I'm not ready." She sobbed.
"I love you, my sweet Natasha Marie Silvers. You will always be my little-"

She tried to get the words out.

But she didn't

Where are you now?
Atlantis, Under the sea, Under the sea
Where are you now?
Another dream
The monsters running wild inside of me
I'm fading

A piercing scream was heard through the forest once she took her last breath.
The distant scream so broken, yet powerful.
It crying for its other piece.
Crying for her sister
And crying the tears she would cry on her sisters grave

I'm faded, I'm faded
So lost
I'm faded

Sobs and wails came from Natasha's lips as she cradled her mother, clutching her as if life depended on it.
Her mothers face so ghostly and pale
So deathly

She hid her face in her mothers hair, as she struggled to hold the weight of the empty and limp body.

These shallow waters never met what I needed
I'm letting go, a deeper dive
Eternal silence of the sea
I'm breathing
Alive

The wolves stood and sat, their head down in shame and sadness.
Emilia cried silently and slowly fell to her knees.
Silent tears fell down the fair cheeks of Faye Clarke when they heard the scream of agony.
A silent tear trickled down Elise's face as she closed her eyes as her shoulders shook as more streamed down her face.
Alex clutched the forests grass to keep sobs in as she leaned her head against a tree.
But the sister of a loved one cried the most tears and her heart broke the loudest.
But the daughter of a mother sobbed and her heart screamed the most.

But no one could know the pain that family felt in that moment.

The Silver's, the Clarke's, the Quinn's, and the Darklaces's