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Tails and Zooey perilous picnic #4
🕑 Added 2022-10-18 16:39:01 +0000 UTCCommission by a Patreon user!
A sequel to the following story:
https://www.pixiv.net/user/10502090/series/149963
Determined to save Tails, Zooey swims back to the island, however, the currents seem to be taking them both into the opposite direction. Tried as she might, she couldn't fight against the currents taking her away, and after a while, Zooey started to get tired, and with her arms are getting heavy, specially with an unconscious fox around her, she starts to flail, and scream for help, but in the middle of the ocean, and the beach so far away from them, nobody could hear her desperate attempts of help, and she slowly sinks back underwater.
Zooey still didn't give up, even if she had difficulties moving, she tried to swim back up with all her might. Her hand managed to pierce the surface for a second, but it quickly sank back down. She was quickly starting to go low on breath, and she started to flail once again to try to get back up, but it was pointless, it only caused her to sink even further with Tails, who was still out in her arms. Eventually, Zooey stopped moving. She realized her chances of going back up, at that point, was most likely, impossible. With no more air to spare, and slowly losing consciousness, she realizes this might be it. She pulls Tails into a hug, and closes her eyes, waiting for the inevitable to happen. At one moment, she felt the currents carrying them somewhere else, was it sending them back to the island? Or even further away from it? Before she could even think about it, she blacks out with Tails still in her arms.
After the last of her bubbles pierced through the ocean, peace finally returned to the surface of the ocean. Nobody witnessed the two foxes demise at the beach. The only signs that something horrible might've happened to them, was an empty picnic set at the beach, followed by some footprints that lead to the ocean, and a board at the entrance of the beach, showing now visibly that there are strong currents today, and the ocean needs to be avoided.
Is this truly the end?
