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ππππ ππππ πππ π ππ ππππππ π ππππππππππ. He tried clicking the rocks together multiple times, but no fire would spark up in resort.
His features turned to an annoyed look, a disgruntled grunt leaving him. His father thought itβd be a good idea to try and let Blue Eyes do this all on his own in order toΒ βbecome more independent and prepare for the hardships, as a leaderβ.
Sometimes, the blue-eyed ape wished he wasnβt reminded all the time of what he was supposed to become.
A disdained sigh left his mouth, huddled up by the damp it of where the fire was supposed to be. After a couple more times, the prince ape threw the rocks away with utter anger and bared his teeth. Harshly sitting down, the Prince just stared at the barren place of where the fire was supposed to be.
Glancing upwards, he saw the night sky with the only light source being the limited stars. Shoulders slumped, Blue Eyes stared at the ground in dismay.
He was left to his thoughts in the cold now, as he couldnβt wait to go back home to the colony and receive the immediate warmth of the fire. Blue Eyes couldnβt wait to go back to having fun with his best friend, Ash.
Though he recalled on it, the blue-eyed ape did remember being slightly jealous that the best friend of his didnβt have to worry about the responsibilities that Blue Eyes would have to live up to for future reference.
Sometimes, he wondered how Ash even managed to do it.
A brief sigh left him, walking up to retrieve the stones he had throw away. Picking them up, a clink noise was heard from them making contact with each other. The prince ape slowly went back to the empty fireplace and knelt down nearby it.
Blue Eyes went back to trying to light up the fire, once again.