Let me bleed you dry

His childish grin and surprise was comical. A smile tugged as the corner of her mouth, holding back a laugh. The tiny brute moved closer, fearless, or clueless. Probably clueless. Amusement glittered her thought while her outward appearance remained void of expression, expect for her smirk. She has very nice eyes. She didn't respond, whether or not it was a compliment didn't matter. His next statement, however, was more than interesting. "I'm afraid not." Coral pools looked down at him, now that he was closer, his small size was drastically different from hers, forcing her skull to tip forward to be able to look at him evenly. "You're awfully mangy looking." Tones made her comment sound like a compliment rather than an insult. She leaned towards him, words a dangerous noose. She wondered what he would taste like. He had hardly any meat on him, if any at all, just skin and bones. Her mouth watered. But she would wait. Would he linger around to play her game? Or would he flee? It didn't seem as though he had the brains to know when to run, otherwise he wouldn't have come closer.

"Caesar," He had spoken his name upon his arrival, announcing that he was here. "Do you have a home?" She didn't really care, only wanting to know if someone would come looking for him, should he have the misfortune of disappearing suddenly. She played her part. Pretending to be harmless, innocent, a helpless damsel. It was irritating really, having to lure some in this way. But the results were more than satisfying. She could picture it already, his blood staining her pelt, bathing her in red. Stop! She shut her thoughts up, not wanting to ruin everything just yet. She would play along for now, laying in wait.

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