Let me hear your battle cry
10-04-2013, 05:07 PM
And tonight, you'll hear my battle cry Blood was thick in the air some a few days old or older while others were obviously newer; those sapphire eyes closed briefly as those tormenting memories of the wars only a few years ago came to mind again. A sigh left her black lips but the veteran shrugged it off as those eyes opened once again, tail flicking she found her self in the middle of a ring of some sort. Blood was splattered here and there; no doubt a fight of some kind had taken place here recently. Standing where she was, the fea offered a small howl for any near by, simply yo test their skills and sharpen her own for Zodiac was starting to get a tad rusty. Not that she wanted to fight she proved to do so only when necessary.
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10-04-2013, 05:56 PM
The soil here practically reeked with the metallic tang of blood, and it unnerved her. Her random wanderings had brought her to the Battlefield for no apparent reason, but as a distant call went out for a challenger, her ears pricked. She wasn't a good fighter, but with all the conflict she was encountering, perhaps it would be a good idea to try and gain some expertise.
She loped off towards the sound, finding a she-wolf with vibrant blue eyes waiting. "Um, perhaps we could spar, if you'd like?" she offered, a tad awkwardly. She set her defenses, just in case the girl took her up on it. Ears were flicked backwards, head lowered and shoulders moved forward so the shaggy ruff of her neck would protect her throat. She did not clench her claws into the dirt, but let herself loosen up, ready to jump away if needed.
(How many rounds?)
She loped off towards the sound, finding a she-wolf with vibrant blue eyes waiting. "Um, perhaps we could spar, if you'd like?" she offered, a tad awkwardly. She set her defenses, just in case the girl took her up on it. Ears were flicked backwards, head lowered and shoulders moved forward so the shaggy ruff of her neck would protect her throat. She did not clench her claws into the dirt, but let herself loosen up, ready to jump away if needed.
(How many rounds?)