01-14-2021, 11:18 PM
EVEN THOUGH THE NEIGHBOURHOOD THINKS I'M TRASHY AND NO GOOD,
The behemoth saber-tooth lion was the first to appear at his mother's call, emerald optics lined with topaz yellow diverting to lay upon the snow leopard's visage. His jaw clenched as thoughts of bright orange flame and ashes left in her wake happened upon his mind, his countenance physically darkening.
The mention of his father's death drew a deep growl from within his chest, his brows drawing together. The flickering flames in his head turned to roaring fire, bright blue and angry. These flames didn't leave ash, they melted metal. There was a very, very big difference.
He puffed on his pipe, sucking in his cheeks as he got up to move closer to his mother, a shield in the way of those who could be out to hurt her. He didn't much care for the rest of the announcements, though his sisters name registered in his head; it ultimately did nothing to calm the raging storm inside him, however.
He would not be quick to forget Chaz and his treachery. Maybe Chaz hadn't killed his father, but he had planned to. And if he was all that stood between the very same fate for his mother, then so be it. He was all she had.
The mention of his father's death drew a deep growl from within his chest, his brows drawing together. The flickering flames in his head turned to roaring fire, bright blue and angry. These flames didn't leave ash, they melted metal. There was a very, very big difference.
He puffed on his pipe, sucking in his cheeks as he got up to move closer to his mother, a shield in the way of those who could be out to hurt her. He didn't much care for the rest of the announcements, though his sisters name registered in his head; it ultimately did nothing to calm the raging storm inside him, however.
He would not be quick to forget Chaz and his treachery. Maybe Chaz hadn't killed his father, but he had planned to. And if he was all that stood between the very same fate for his mother, then so be it. He was all she had.
I SUPPOSE IT COULD BE TRUE, BUT THERE ARE WORSE THINGS I COULD DO
— Reggan