Four Words To Choke Upon

*Jaelle* · (This post was last modified: 12-07-2016, 02:18 AM by Jaelle.)

Oh this was all far too good. This little thing thought that it could take on Mr Big-and-Tall here? And her? She may not be a fighter but she sure as hell could stand up for herself. Able to contain herself finally, her ears flickered at the brute's hostile words at the weasel thing. She smirked as she tipped back her head to eye him, not even noticing that he had scrambled back until that point. "Oh so Mr. Big-and-Tall AND Mr. Brooding, that's quite the combo you have going on there," she said with a laugh before she turned back to the white thing. "Listen here, little fluff. Why don't you save your hide and just calm down."

"I ain't gunna calm down you lil' snot! I am the mighty Giet!"

Jaelle paused at the rodents word. Wait... Giet? As in giet? Biting her lip, she tried so hard to hold it in but she just couldn't Another round of laughter left her as she flopped on her rump, eyes on the stoat. "Giet as in Goat? Goat the... what are you?"

The stoat let out a little growl, his snake like body wiggling closer to her. "No Giet as in Giet! And Imma stoat, do I need ta shout it in yur ear?" He didn't know why this smaller female wolf found his name so funny, it was a good name! He made it himself!

The gypsy lost it. Her bell clad tail thumped on the ground as her paw hit the metallic floor with a clang. It took her a few moments to control herself, little giggles leaving her as she tried to compose herself. "Goat the stoat! Oh my it's too good. Giet in Dutch means goat, not a fitting name for a tube of fur," she said with yet another snort. Shaking out her fur a bit, she turned back to the darker male with a wide smile on her lips. "Now Mr. Serious-Face, you can't kill Goat the stoat! It's too good, far too good." Jaelle said, the tip of her tongue hanging from between her lips. Why she just wanted to scoop up the ball of murder and take him home. Goat the stoat.

"SPEAK"

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