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As Kodak leaped the female easily slid to his right, evading him. He landed and quickly turned to fave her agin. The anger still hadn't died dowm within him, and he leapt at her again. This time, she slid to his left, and he missed yet again. Anger now boiling inside of him he turned for a third time, hatred gleaming in his golden eyes. As he leapt, she ducked down, and he jumped right over her. He landed awkrawdlign on his front right paw, and pain shot up his foreleg. But he seemed to be fine. He took a deep breath, and something floated through the back of his mind. What had this female done to him? She was younger than him, she in no ways have or form could have murdered his father. So why was he directing his anger at her? She may have been in a battle or two, but she hadn't done anything directly to him. But he started it now, and a now he was calm. He turned around, less anger in his eyes. She was still one of then though. He leaped at her again, connecting this time and pinning her to the ground, he didn't bite or claw. "What are you doing on my territory?" He asked. Not realizing he wasn't balanced fully, which easily would give her the advantage if she wished to attack.
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Lidiya grimaced as she got thrown on her back. Honestly, she should have seen it coming - he did seem like a much better fighter than she was at seventy or so pounds - but that didn't mean she couldn't try. "What, this is your territory? Looked like you crossed the border and this looks like mine to me." Careful words, designed to simply piss off wolves - something that she almost had a specialty off when she wanted to be left alone to do her thing. This wasn't any different, and Lidiya could almost feel the anger vibes eminating off him. Why he was this angry, she had no idea. And with that anger she could probably push him off and get on top of him in an instant. But as angry as he looked, he didn't necessarily look like he was the type to rip her throat out. And she'd definitely capitalize on the anger later. But for now, with him pinning her, what was a better time to bait him slightly and learn more? Because against her better judgement, she was somewhat tempted to talk to this unknown wolf. See what he thought and why. Because it wasn't every day that they could do this. Plus, it'd be fun. And what was more fun than courting death while being pinned by the enemy? "What's got you so angry, anyway?" The words came out of her before she realized it. But really, she didn't feel too much at threat at the moment. Plus, if she kept talking there was less chance her throat was going to get ripped out. Edited at December 9, 2024 09:11 PM by Boeing
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Kodak was surprised the she-wolf wasn't fighting back. But as she said those words, he looked around. His gaze flickered from anger to worry to anger again. He was not in his territory anymore, all she had to do was howl and he was screwed. He looked back at the she-wolf even as she said those next words. Really. She had to know who he was. Couldn't she tell but the look of him? She was just playing stupid. "Of course you know who I am." He said. Pushing more weight onto the she-wolf but still not digging his claws into her. Enough to cause a slight discomfort, and a little pain if that was her pain tolerance level. When those blue eyes looked back in confusion, he realized that she didn't. Was she too young? She had a sort of innocence about her, but he could tell she'd been through alot. And if she didn't know who her was she was definitely younger. Maybe 3 years old or even two. "Well since you don't seem to know, I am Kodak. Second in line for the throne..." He said, thinking that he was only second until Njord had pups, "...of the Eastern Mountain Pack. Son of the Alpha Delos. Who you all seem to know all to well" He said this with sarcasm, and with some authority, but in truth it was half hearted. But curiousity also procured in him. Who was she? She smelt like the enemy, but could she be a loner. "And who do I have the pleasure of meeting?" He said, shifting his weight a little to allow her to speak.
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