05-11-2020, 01:03 PM
[font=trebuchet ms]Watching the rest of the crows lift off at his command, carrying out their missions, the pied crow nodded to himself.
With a flap, he took to the skies, willing the wind to carry him towards the mountain's peak as fast as possible. For this to work, he'd need to get a hold of the potential spanner in the works before the distraction was put in motion. If he didn't, pulling this plan back from the brink of failure would be much harder.
He could hear a soft caw carrying through the air- they were splitting off from each other. Luckily, the peak wasn't far off. It was going perfectly so far.
Finally reaching the peak, he touched down in the snow, his eyes landing on what he recognized as a feline-fox hybrid. Playerone. A smile threatened to tug at his beak, but he maintained a neutral expression. Best to pretend to be... was normal the word? Close enough.
Flapping his wings slightly, he let out a small, wordless caw. She might ascribe curiosity to his body language, or a simple lack of awareness. Either would work. He couldn't hear the sounds of any sort of distraction behind him yet- perfect, he'd timed this just right. Hopefully he could keep the plan going smoothly.
[member=2426]Playerone Kennedy[/member]
With a flap, he took to the skies, willing the wind to carry him towards the mountain's peak as fast as possible. For this to work, he'd need to get a hold of the potential spanner in the works before the distraction was put in motion. If he didn't, pulling this plan back from the brink of failure would be much harder.
He could hear a soft caw carrying through the air- they were splitting off from each other. Luckily, the peak wasn't far off. It was going perfectly so far.
Finally reaching the peak, he touched down in the snow, his eyes landing on what he recognized as a feline-fox hybrid. Playerone. A smile threatened to tug at his beak, but he maintained a neutral expression. Best to pretend to be... was normal the word? Close enough.
Flapping his wings slightly, he let out a small, wordless caw. She might ascribe curiosity to his body language, or a simple lack of awareness. Either would work. He couldn't hear the sounds of any sort of distraction behind him yet- perfect, he'd timed this just right. Hopefully he could keep the plan going smoothly.
[member=2426]Playerone Kennedy[/member]