can't cut it out, it grow right back!

The Warlord came to a sudden and violent stop, skidding in his tracks before he could collide into Indigo. Hs boy had caught the potted plant carefully in his paws, after knocking aside the baboon.

The creature was still scrambling to his feet, and the Warlord leaned over, and gently placed his teeth on either side of its head. He did not clamp, in respect for Indigo who would not have liked the scene. Instead, he made his warning, and released the creature. “Leave” he ordered.

Once the baboon had fled, he helped Indigo push the plant onto his back, and Marshal landed there to balance it between his talons. With the prize carefully cradled there, the two of them would return to his garden. There, they would find his bear, arms crossed along her chest as she stood guard on two legs over the rest of the garden.