Along The Path We Lost Our Way
07-08-2020, 02:11 PM
As the young brute was less than insulted by Viper's words, so was the same on her part. He mocking her brawl with his own more sophisticated response had meant nothing to her. Though she had to admit, she could see the small resemblance of the pair as he spat back at her in his own tone. Most wolves would run or apologize, or try to find their way around her confrontation. But instead he moved forward into her, not taking her seriously which was a good call on his part because mostly she wasn't. She felt no pressure as he came closer to her, and still cared not if he would even lay a paw on her. Her need for personal space was non-existent as if she were still a pup running around and bumping into everything. His nose pointed down the cliff side, as hers followed through her legs to see the drop but she would look back at him with a roll of her eyes. Like that was terrifying. Little did he know that she grew up here and this was her climb down to the start of her life at a mere 6 months old. Granted she was much tinier, but she felt no different with her grown body and it felt natural for her to sit on the cliff's edge. Regardless if the male still continued to push on past her or not, she would swivel on her hind end to where their chests lined up to make it as best she could where he could not pass. Her weight all in her rump where her front legs were nearly floating on her own back paws. Her back right leg would catch on the slope but she would pull it back quickly without a fret, her eyes seemed focused on his face with still that teethy smirk that had pretty much stayed with her this whole short encounter. "Woah, woah, not even trying?" Whether the brute thought she was serious, she wasn't. He could have probably pushed her down easily if he wanted to. Though she was unafraid of the long fall off the side, she knew better than to start a brawl on a cliff's edge. |