Verdant Basin End of the world - The musical

Daww, thank you. I really like French Fry's too!

Ondine misses her first attempt: http://wolf-rpg.com/showthread.php?tid=11893&pid=191166#pid191166

But gets a fiiish when she gets mad: http://wolf-rpg.com/showthread.php?tid=11893&pid=191167#pid191167

Ondine didn't pay much attention to what was going on behind her, only hearing the footsteps of yet another thing and the voice of Big Mac saying who he was. After her failed attempt though, she looked behind her only to see a yellow-like creature with a large... thing around it's neck. She didn't question it however, knowing how annoying it was when someone asked why you looked a certain way. Nice meeting you. She said, eyes drifting Big Mac.

A wet, stained face looked curiously at the black blob that was Big Mac. He was going to attempt to catch a meal too, and Ondine couldn't blame him. Everyone must be as hungry as the wolves by now (hah!). An blue and black eye watched the black thing get into the water, a fair distance away. He struck too, but, just as her, came up with nothing.

Next came the golden thing -how could these two things even be related?- to join the damned pool party. He, however, didn't end up empty handed, which only made Ondine more determined to catch something too. Just kill it! Use your teeth! She yelled, hoping not to scare most fish away. She also hoped the weird creature even had teeth, or that the weird thing around his neck could like, become teeth or something.

Ondine struck once again, eager to get something in her stomach today. She almost hit her nose against the bottom of the lake and came up with, again, nothing between her pearl white teeth. She growled at the water. Why, if I ever! She called out, snapping at the water another time out of pure hate and madness for the fish. Surprisingly, she felt the squishy flesh of fish as she penetrated a fish's body. Impossible, she thought. She quickly got out of the water, her fresh kill that was still flapping to regain it's freedom. She bit harder, surely killing the poor creature that now lay limp inside her mouth.

With a proud look, she dropped the fish on the ground to eat. For hungry, she was greatly.