What It Means To Us

Andy instructs Charlie to be safe and her brother agrees, adding for her to do the same. A warm smile appears as she nods her agreement before breaking away to start her approach. The polar bear does as she expects, turning its attention fully to her and completely missing the stealthily form of her brother. Horns deliver a powerful hit to the bear’s exposed throat and she manages to dance away before it has time to recover. Both Aquila and Silveris work wonders at distracting the enraged beast and she escapes unharmed.

Darting backward to a spot where she can replant her paws, Charlie appears and delivers a strong bite to the creature’s back left leg. It snaps at Aquila who buffets it with air as she swiftly gains altitude before rounding on her brother but the damage is already done and the leg is crippled. Charlie is safe and Silveris calls out to Andy just as the girl launches her next attack. Pushing off, she races forward, again whistling sharply but in two, sharp blasts and her snow leopards seemingly materialize out of thin air.

Leo jumps on the polar bear’s back, sharp claws helping as leopard begins to scale the creature. The bear roars, swinging around wildly in an attempt to bite Leo as he climbs but Gemini appears. She draws its attention away by leaping up at the exposed gore wounds on its throat and she opens the wounds further, spilling hot blood to steam on the cold ground. The beast roars, angry, hurting, and now slightly afraid ,as it swings around to strike at the snow leopard as she darts past his side. But Andy is there, snarling loudly as she leaps up toward the already open wound.

More fat and flesh give way as she latches on and allows gravity to do most of the work. Back paws hit the ground and she releases her hold as the bear stumbles, its leg unable to hold its weight and its neck now bleeding profusely. Andy backs away as Leo, having reached the spot between the bear’s shoulder blades, bites into the creature’s scruff and shakes his head, distracting it further and leaving Charlie a wide opening.


"Andromeda Fatalis"