No One Said I Had To Be Good
skadi c:
09-09-2021, 02:30 PM
After much consideration Skadi had decided to go to the battlefield alone. She knew it wasn't ideal and some of her superiors might be displeased, but the way she saw it, if she was trusted enough to participate in a raid, trusted enough to defend the pack as a solider, then dammit, she deserved the same trust abroad on her own. Skadi could take care of herself. Her parents and pack had taught her well and if any of them had any misgivings it was a problem of theirs, not hers. She was fine.
She arrived on the scene without fanfare and began looking around for an opponent. Naturally when the big man's call went up her attention was drawn to him. He was a big fellow, easily head and shoulders taller than her, but just about every one of her packmates (it felt like) stood as tall as dires so she was accustomed to giant opponents. His average 'bigness' would almost be a respite for her. It took her all of two seconds to decide. Yep, that's the one she wanted.
Skadi circled around the pond and came up on Gilgamesh's left side. "Hey," she called as she approached. "If you're looking for a spar," she slipped her skull mask on, "I'm your girl."
She arrived on the scene without fanfare and began looking around for an opponent. Naturally when the big man's call went up her attention was drawn to him. He was a big fellow, easily head and shoulders taller than her, but just about every one of her packmates (it felt like) stood as tall as dires so she was accustomed to giant opponents. His average 'bigness' would almost be a respite for her. It took her all of two seconds to decide. Yep, that's the one she wanted.
Skadi circled around the pond and came up on Gilgamesh's left side. "Hey," she called as she approached. "If you're looking for a spar," she slipped her skull mask on, "I'm your girl."
