Falling Lights, Falling Stars [Seasonal]

Leave it to Kaizen to ruin the mood. She understood the rules, of course, but she also knew that Stjarna was no threat to them and it wouldn't take much to get her back. Instead though the potentially friendly spar turned less so as her brother charged toward the girl. "Kaizen! She said she's going." This need not have come so quickly to violence but there was little she could do now about it. Once a spar started it was hard for the participants to heed the words and she already knew enough about Stjarna that simply asking the girl to roll onto her back was never going to work so Kina got involved. She barreled toward her brother seeking to build up momentum and slam her chest into him to knock him over on his side. She'd had the situation under control. In her opinion she still did. Star agreed to leave. Kina's egret could escort her to find the girl's father. There was no need for this.

Despite her thoughts, though, she found herself having fun sparring in the creepy light. Stjarna was still easy to see, Kaizen less so. The shifting lights made his fur seem strange the green light reflecting oddly off the red markings making him look a murky, sickly brown. Kina knew her own coat was going to stand out much more but she hoped the surprise of attacking her brother instead of Star would be enough to take him by surprise.

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