Vulture

It was the end for her. It was the end. Blood rushed from her stomach, and she lay in a pool of her own blood. She looked up at the one who killed her. It was the one who welcomed her into the clan so kindly. Maru.

“Maru.” Vulture said weakly. “Please.. have m--“ Her words were cut off by blood gushing out of her mouth as she coughed “--ercy. Please. Maru.. you welcomed me in.”
“This clan gives no mercy to those who kill and slaughter.” The tundra said darkly. “I am here to take you to the place you’ll take your last breath and say your final words. Whatever they will be, I hope they honor you. Or perhaps, you’ll die right now, right now, begging for mercy from the leader of Void Ember Clan.” Maru unsheathed her talons and pointed to her throat as a warning.
“N-no..” Vulture gasped. “Please..”
Maru looked away. “Mystic -- take her to the place.”
“Yes, Maru.” The blue tundra’s voice was stone cold ever since he lost his mate. “I will do anything to keep this clan safe.”
“NO! PLEASE!” Vulture screams. “WHAT GOOD IS IT TO KEEP YOUR CLAN SAFE IS ALL YOU DO IS CAUSE MORE BLOODSHED? PLEASE LISTEN TO ME!”
“You are at fault.” Mystic said, grabbing her. “Maybe your life wouldn’t have ended so tragically if you were a good person.” He flew into the air and dives. Vulture was still screaming. Mystic gritted his teeth before shouting something. A bright light flashed between the two dragon’s eyes.

And when they could see again, they were right above the Wyrmwound. “Goodbye, Vulture. May you suffer in the Spirit Realm for your crimes and sins for all eternity.” Mystic said, with an insane-looking grin. There was a glint in his eyes. A trick of the light. “Now. Say your last words.” Mystic held Vulture by her neck, so tight that she could hardly breath.
Yet she flashed a grin back and said, “You will never bind me to the afterlife.” And slashed his face badly. He let go of her, struggling to stay in the air. Before she plunged into the Wyrmwound, Vulture waved as a goodbye and said, “Farewell, I hope to see you soon.”