Ḻiℊhтηiηℊ Sтяεαк • Literate Tiger RP • Accepting

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☁Tᴀᴍɪʀᴀ☁ The tigress stopped when Ace did, sighing a breath of relief. Of course, she wanted to join the Streak, and wanted to speak with their Head Male, but she was very nervous. Her tail tip swished gracefully over the ground, as she flicked an ear. "I can wait." She smiled, adding: "I'm a loner, it isn't as if I have a place to be." It was a cruel, bitter joke, against herself, although it was true.

[gizmo,]

Ace
Male/Brute/♂
Crushless and Mateless

Ace shook his head, smiling. He knew that was a cruel joke against herself. He looked at her, and asked softly Why are you so hard on yourself? He tilted his head, watching her. She wasn't that bad; she was actually fun to be around, once you got past her protective shell.

[moon.]

Rhyze looks over at Luka, a glint in her eye at the mention of his sister. Tamira.. Where had she heard that name? It had been recent. She was walking along.. and yes! The memory floods over her, letting a gasp slip from her jaws. Tamira? I saw a Tamira earlier! I was walking and I passed by a brute named Ace. He was talking with her. Your sister, your sister is here. She says. And at that, she pauses, turning her muzzle to face him, orange pelt rippling. How would he react? Would he believe her, or deny the truth?

[canis,]

K I L E Y

Tigress ll Mood: Happy ll Mateless

Kiley watched at Nakoda leapt onto the elk. She was strong, but Kiley knew Nakoda was stronger. She saw him struggling and roared, dashing out. Her paws were a white blur as she raced over the ground. Kiley leaped, landing near the cow's rump. She clawed and avoided the fatal kicks of the back hooves. Kiley snarled and continued to claw. Soon, the cow began to sway back and forth with weakness.

[moon.]

Nakoda digs his teeth deeper into the flesh, listening with thankfulness as Kiley lets out a warning roar. He feels an added weight, a shift in pressure, as the tigress leaps onto the prey. It lets out yet another bellow, but to no prevail. It's herd had long fled. Now, the struggles and kicks of the cow grow smaller, weaker. It's legs turn to mere jello and it collapses, eyes glazed over in fear. Koda gives a strong kick of his hind legs, powerful paws snapping the spine of the prey, ending its misery at last. With a great heave, the golden brute yanks his jaws free of the prey. Great hunt! He gasps, muzzle covered in the elk's blood.

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☁Tᴀᴍɪʀᴀ☁ Tamira's thoughts were clouded for a moment before replying. "Well, it's the truth. Being a loner... it's the not the most exciting life you can have..." She laughed half-heartedly. Her thoughts drifted to what the leader's words would be when Ace asked him if she could join. Would he gratefully accept, as Ace predicted, or would he decline?

☀Lᴜᴋᴀ☀ The brute had stopped, mid-step, one paw dangling aimlessly in mid-air. "What?" The word was an exaggerated whisper, his eyes locked on nothing, something invisible over Rhyze's shoulder. He blinked his eyes a couple times, his tail flicking dismissively. "No, you must be mistaken, my dear.." He murmured smoothly, returning back to his old self, convincing himself to let her words go. "My sister, she-" He paused. "Me and Tamira were seperated more than three years ago in a flood, when she was carried off by the river, and I've come to believe she's dead." He stopped, glancing down at his unsheathed claws, then back up to Rhyze. "There have been many rumors of her body being washed up on shore. I've just never had the courage to go searching for it." He flicked his ear dismissing the subject, and began walking again.

[canis,]

K I L E Y

Tigress ll Mood: Slightly Tired ll Mateless

Kiley looked at Nakoda. "You two," she said. Her white paws were stained red with the cow's blood. She laid down next to the kill and looked expectantly at Nakoda. "You want to eat now or bring it back?" she asked, her tail swaying. Kiley's bright blue eyes flickered off of Nakoda for a second and onto the elk. She smiled, then looked back up to Nakoda, awaiting his decision.

[moon.]

(( Sorry that I keep replying so late >.< I'm working on some homework ))

Rhyze refuses to move as Luke moves on, filling in her fears of his own denial. Death is a hard fact to turn. She thinks, but pushes the thought to the back of her mind. Instead, she watches him continue on with lifeless eyes. She has eyes as grey as the clouds before a storm. Her pelt is as orange as mine. She has a slender face. She's lean. Strong. And as she says this, the truth lights her voice like a flame in the night. Although she is monotone, expressionless, all of the emotion that ever has been rises to the surface. Rising above the flames.

Nakoda stares at the well muscled elk, eyes betraying his conflict. Although the other tigers would enjoy their meal, there is plenty of meat already stored at camp. Its rather large. Why don't we eat it here? Save us the trouble of carrying, thats for sure. He comments, his voice as smooth as the river flows, He lies by Kiley, glancing over at her with a nod before digging his muzzle into the lush meat.

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☀Lᴜᴋᴀ☀ Luka again went still, squinching his eyes shut. This fae had described his sister perfectly. "Where?" Was all he said, murmuring it softly with a gentle swish of his tail. He turned back, his gaze desperate. "Where did you say you saw her?" He flicked his ear at Rhyze, impatiently. If this was some kind of joke, then he wanted to hurry and prove it as such, but if it so happened that this fae hadn't mistaken his sister for another....? His heart leapt in his chest. His eyes flicked about in the scenery as if he expected the outline of his sister to emerge from the undergrowth. But, he had lost hope years ago that she would ever return to him.

[canis,]

K I L E Y

Tigress ll Mood: Refreshed ll Mateless

Kiley smiled and dug into the rich elk meat. Her muzzle became stained red as she enjoyed her meal. The white tigress's blue eyes shone brightly as she enjoyed the meat. Kiley slowed to chew and smiled at Nakoda, her tail waving lightly, showing her happiness. She felt refreshed as she ate the cow.