Azbo watched, his eyes gleaming with excitement. “Of course not!” He said in response, noticing that she seemed edgy but choosing to ignore it. He thought little of the fact that he had seemed to put her at unease, not even really realizing it. Lucky for him, Boscoe had not heard the little “pretty” comment. He would have undoubtedly repaid Azbo for it later.
Because she had not denied it, Azbo figured her name was Shard. It was an interesting name. Sharp. Like she was. “My name is Azbo, in case you didn’t know.” He said, not ready to let go of the conversation. His tone was light and it may have appeared that he was making fun of himself. “THE Azbo. You have heard of me, yes?” He did not even appear to have noticed that the human had walked into that room. That would change if the human tried to touch him, though.
At the words “fight”, Aster’s mind wandered slightly. What if she was placed against Rishka? Even if she didn’t, what if Rishka was killed in the near future? Aster felt suddenly protective, a strong trait of the pitbull breed. The female had been the only one who had shown her kindness so far and Aster was afraid that if she was alone with some of these dogs, she too would go insane. Rishka seemed tough, though, although reluctant. Like Aster. “Have you fought at all, yet?” Aster asked, careful to keep her body and gaze turned away from the human. She didn’t want it to notice her. The young one, Baxter she believed his name was, kept making a commotion. If he wasn't careful he was going to get noticed pretty quickly, or at least kept an eye on until he was finally old enough. Aster balked at the thought of him in the ring. He was far too small and she had never seen a succesful fighting dog of his breed. Then again, she hadn't known many fighting dogs up until now.
Because she had not denied it, Azbo figured her name was Shard. It was an interesting name. Sharp. Like she was. “My name is Azbo, in case you didn’t know.” He said, not ready to let go of the conversation. His tone was light and it may have appeared that he was making fun of himself. “THE Azbo. You have heard of me, yes?” He did not even appear to have noticed that the human had walked into that room. That would change if the human tried to touch him, though.
At the words “fight”, Aster’s mind wandered slightly. What if she was placed against Rishka? Even if she didn’t, what if Rishka was killed in the near future? Aster felt suddenly protective, a strong trait of the pitbull breed. The female had been the only one who had shown her kindness so far and Aster was afraid that if she was alone with some of these dogs, she too would go insane. Rishka seemed tough, though, although reluctant. Like Aster. “Have you fought at all, yet?” Aster asked, careful to keep her body and gaze turned away from the human. She didn’t want it to notice her. The young one, Baxter she believed his name was, kept making a commotion. If he wasn't careful he was going to get noticed pretty quickly, or at least kept an eye on until he was finally old enough. Aster balked at the thought of him in the ring. He was far too small and she had never seen a succesful fighting dog of his breed. Then again, she hadn't known many fighting dogs up until now.





