Baby Steps and Morning Breath

*Raisa* · 11-05-2014, 09:07 AM

The sound of brush crackling behind her was no surprise... In truth, Raisa might have been more confused if Virgil hadn't gone after her. After all, the golden woman always got what she wanted, right? Never mind the expense of others. The sounds grew stronger, more intense, and Raisa spun on her heels. Her features made up a seething glare, and in a ghost of instincts half forgotten she place a paw in front of Koros, blocking his body with her own, as she sqaured off with her once lover. She would not fight, could not even if she had wanted to, but without her voice Raisa was left with few ways to make her position clear... Her glare melted into surprise. What on earth... A roar screamed to life from the beast's chest and reverberated in the cinder woman's chest. Then Virgil was there, lunging and biting and dodging, pulling the creature away from it's intent. The royal's breath swooshed out of her and her limbs began to shake, as the wave of possibility crashed down.

Koros quailed beside her, shivering and paralyzed with fear. Raisa darted her jaws down, grasping the Fox's scruff and gently tossing him aside. It was brash, perhaps, but it would not do for the fearful little man to be crushed. Then she too fell into the fray. She could not snarl or growl, but her features were locked into the guise of a rippling snarl. As Virgil lunged for the animal's front end, darting here and there, snapping at this and that, Raisa maneuvered to the flank on Virgil's left side. The side that placed her between the beast and her steward. Mimicking Virgil's agility and form Raisa would lunge forward, fall back. The bear gave out another scream of rage and reared up onto it's hind paws. The ashen woman's heart was in her throat, and she had half a mind to turn tail and flee. She did not give one single fuck what Virgil thought of her, but despite her less than pleasant opinion of her once-love, there were still debts to be paid.

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