03-18-2021, 12:18 AM
It didn't surprise Lumia that Aphra chose to reply with defensive words, considering the man that had raised her. Frankly, she was even in the right to do so, considering Mia had no intention of being kind to her half-sister. The other feline evidently hadn't even thought of being kind to her own children, and thus the younger Typhooner saw no reason to let her off the hook. It was because of this that Lumia's tail was twitching and lashing back and forth as she took a step forward, voice firm, "If you are, that means that you're not supposed to be here. You aren't allowed anywhere near The Typhoon, or Vayne." Her voice gained a slightly protective edge at the end, green gaze narrowing. Despite not knowing her niece for long, Lumia wanted to keep her safe.
Well aware of what Aphra had most likely come to do, the wheat colored feline took another step forward, eyes scanning over the other. She had every intention of distracting Aphra until she had a chance to strike, and run the other out of the territory. Her voice was soft and vaguely venomous as she muttered, gaze still lingering on Aphra, "You may not look much like him, but the two of you certainly seem to have the same attitude..." Really, Aphra's only saving grace seemed to be that she wouldn't outright physically abuse her children. Just manipulate them and make them feel like garbage.
Well aware of what Aphra had most likely come to do, the wheat colored feline took another step forward, eyes scanning over the other. She had every intention of distracting Aphra until she had a chance to strike, and run the other out of the territory. Her voice was soft and vaguely venomous as she muttered, gaze still lingering on Aphra, "You may not look much like him, but the two of you certainly seem to have the same attitude..." Really, Aphra's only saving grace seemed to be that she wouldn't outright physically abuse her children. Just manipulate them and make them feel like garbage.
WATER POURING DOWN FROM THE CEILING
— Reggan