Re: The Battle Majestic (Round 1 - Bubble Universe)
02-15-2010, 07:47 AM
Originally posted on MSPA by Drakenforge.
Flashes of sound. Lots of movement. Move.
Wolf raced through the moving vines like, well, an animal. Sometimes he had to slow down, which he despised, to allow the tailless to catch up. Too far away and he would fall.
Then pack-leader Sen leaped over him, and continued to climb it's way back up. Wolf saw that a tailless, the red one that smelled burnt at all times, was chasing it.
Wolf squared his shoulders in agitation. Bright-beast-that-bites-hot.... Fire, in this language.
It devours needlessly, preys on all things. Not just what it needs to survive.
He took a stand as the tailless aproached. His first initiative was to growl as a warning.
"Ah,you're the one who was helping that thing earlier.Now be a nice doggy and get out of the way."
"Grrrrrrr."
"If you don't go on and move, I'm going to have to kill you too."
Wolf left nothing to chance. He bounded over the boy with speed he didn't know he had. He landed, turned quickly by spinning on one paw that he dug into the bark of the root, and barked.
Wolves aren't known for barking. It's beneath them really. However, that wasn't the strange thing about what Wolf did. The noise didn't just hit your ears, it pounded at your body, especially the heart. And that's where it originated in Wolf. Not his Wolf lungs, but the object in his chest working as a replacement for his heart.
He didn't understand why he had just figured it out. He just knew. He watched as the good taillesses tumbled and fought to regain their balance. The fire tailless stood clutched his chest, being the closest one to the noise. A second later, and he stood frim once more.
"So be it." He announced. Alex lit a straight line of fire in wolf's direction. Wolf pounced to the left, and ran not towards Alex, but around the root so that he was beneath him, and eventually, behind him. Alex brought he sword around as Wolf's teeth sank into his arm. Alex felt the pain, but kicked Wolf away and threw a ball of fire at him.
Wolf backed away. He couldn't fight a tailless without hurting him too much, and he had not found the resolve to harm him. Fire was the bad thing, not the tailless that uses it.
Flashes of sound. Lots of movement. Move.
Wolf raced through the moving vines like, well, an animal. Sometimes he had to slow down, which he despised, to allow the tailless to catch up. Too far away and he would fall.
Then pack-leader Sen leaped over him, and continued to climb it's way back up. Wolf saw that a tailless, the red one that smelled burnt at all times, was chasing it.
Wolf squared his shoulders in agitation. Bright-beast-that-bites-hot.... Fire, in this language.
It devours needlessly, preys on all things. Not just what it needs to survive.
He took a stand as the tailless aproached. His first initiative was to growl as a warning.
"Ah,you're the one who was helping that thing earlier.Now be a nice doggy and get out of the way."
"Grrrrrrr."
"If you don't go on and move, I'm going to have to kill you too."
Wolf left nothing to chance. He bounded over the boy with speed he didn't know he had. He landed, turned quickly by spinning on one paw that he dug into the bark of the root, and barked.
Wolves aren't known for barking. It's beneath them really. However, that wasn't the strange thing about what Wolf did. The noise didn't just hit your ears, it pounded at your body, especially the heart. And that's where it originated in Wolf. Not his Wolf lungs, but the object in his chest working as a replacement for his heart.
He didn't understand why he had just figured it out. He just knew. He watched as the good taillesses tumbled and fought to regain their balance. The fire tailless stood clutched his chest, being the closest one to the noise. A second later, and he stood frim once more.
"So be it." He announced. Alex lit a straight line of fire in wolf's direction. Wolf pounced to the left, and ran not towards Alex, but around the root so that he was beneath him, and eventually, behind him. Alex brought he sword around as Wolf's teeth sank into his arm. Alex felt the pain, but kicked Wolf away and threw a ball of fire at him.
Wolf backed away. He couldn't fight a tailless without hurting him too much, and he had not found the resolve to harm him. Fire was the bad thing, not the tailless that uses it.