Death by Diamonds

*Kerhasi* · 06-11-2013, 05:49 AM

She changed, so foreseeably, as he allowed his fa?ade to slip. So much for bite. His grin didn?t falter nor change at all as she spat her sad attempt of an insult. A mockery of bravery. I?m not the little girl using words that?ll get me in trouble, he answered swiftly, jaws parting to snap closed at the space between them. a silent threat, but not one likely to be used. As much as Kerhasi enjoyed his games ? not the mention the hot scent that only goaded him on ? he was possibly the least volatile of the unbalanced pair. He saw, without missing a beat, her quivering fur and the hate in her eyes. He saw, noted and kept that in mind.

The she-wolf, despite her dismissive words, backed away. The dark fiend followed, lightly and on undamaged paws with a half chuckle in his throat. Determined to keep the same amount of space between them. Pastel eyes lit up and he listened, tsking softly and giving a single, minuscule shake of his maw. I am not aloof, liebling, I am very aware of what I am. He practically hummed in pleasure. I can guarantee you?ve not met another like me. This was added in a much darker, demanding tone. He would advance again, keeping away from her jaws back sniffing lightly at her pelt. Ears flicked against his still as he did so, making sure she wouldn?t try to grab at his pointed hearing aids. What do I want? Isn?t it obvious? A woman in your state must want it too. His low words were light, offhand and really more of a silence filler than anything else. He sought to see how close he could get, approaching from her side and dancing lightly close. If the woman snapped, or tried to bite Kerhasi would back away again until she no longer attacked, hoping to avoid her jaws and claws.

Speech,

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