Started Out Clean But I'm Jaded [AW]

This bitch was just getting more and more on her nerves. No matter what she said, she just stood there and smiled at her. It was infuriating! When she talked about saving her, a vicious snarl ripped from her throat. "I was doing just fine on my own until you jumped your skinny ass right in there. I would have beaten him without you!" she snarled. All she did was get in the way, anyways. Plus it sullied her name, who would double team someone like that? Not that she often fought fair but... that wasn't her point. "And my scars are only proof of the fights I have been in. You could just be a little wannabe faker, there is no way you got out of every fight unscathed," she stated with her lips curled upwards. Sometimes, you had to take some damage to get the upper paw on your opponent. Plus, the only really big one was the one on her back, the rest of them were all hidden under her pale fur. She narrowed her eyes at the other woman, she didn't see one little fleck of misplaced fur. She was far too perfect to be a good fighter. It had been Mercy who carried the fight, not Raba.

She just growled the more that Karabela spoke, taking two steps towards the darker woman. Her head was low and her ears flat against her skull, her head sitting aligned with her spine. She was walking down a dangerous path, and she fuckin' knew it too. "You don't know me," she said in a dangerous voice, her legs spread an equal distance apart. She did not want to fight in this strange ass cave thing, but if she kept speaking this way she would have no option. But this snooty little cow didn't know anything about her, she had no idea what she was dealing with. Her past, her actions, she had no idea. It pissed her off that she tried to act like she knew her since she was a pup. But she was wrong, so very wrong. Another growl left her mouth, her purple eyes narrowed into slits. "And we won that siege for you, you wouldn't have won if Imperium hadn't stepped in," Karabela had been a part of Imperium for a little bit of time, she knew what it was like there. Without the brute strength that they offered, it would have been Abaven that fell.

Raba didn't say much when she asked what they were in, saying that it was a human cave of sorts. Not dropping her aggressive posture, her black brows pulled together. Human? That was a word she hadn't heard since stories when she was a child. It would be the best explanation for it though. She said nothing else, just giving a sharp nod of her head. The whole place made her feel eerie and even more on edge, a very dangerous combo.

"Speech"