overgrown wolf meet overgrown house cat
06-30-2019, 10:51 PM
Benedict the tiger wasn't amused, but neither were all of the rest of them. Benedict included. he felt his fur prickle at the feline's demanding tone. his attitude toward very reasonable behavior was enough for the usually calm man to speak up and add his two cents in. "ye must admit; mapping a pack's border is suspicious behavior" his quiet tone was good enough to be heard even from his position away from the other. "if ye had called out for us, perhaps we wouldn't be so eager to mark ye as a danger." if a rival pack had done the same thing, worse could be justified. Benedict knew that - wolf or tiger - anything that did this was going to be met with suspicion. the tiger, however, didn't have the right to command the wolves here. Abaven had reign here, not him. that's what struck Benedict so rudely. Abaven had been kind to him so far and he wasn't going to let the other being be so crass. surely if the tiger had sense, he could smell the little ones. if the tiger truly had children, he'd understand their caution. but that was all Benedict said. he waited for the others to take over. |
to note; benedict speaks with a slight european accent