Duskfire Glacier kimutjuk

Takiyok had agreed to his suggestions, filling his chest with a wild exhilaration. His paws seemed to dance a little as he moved to prepare himself for the first. The bear was certain that he was filled with power that was offered to him from the earth itself. The young thing felt as though he could have flown with the energy that flooded his system. Even his blood pumped with the beating of his heart. It filled through every limb he had, lighting him up. Sos positioned himself at her front, and turned to make sure his cupped ears would collect anything that she was offering for advice. It seemed as though there was more than he imagined to fighting. All that was said made sense, though, whether or not it was the first thing someone would think about was another thing. The boy wanted to prove himself to her and to the rest of his family. The bear was prepared to show the strength that was felt.

Sos was instructed to make an attack on his aunt. The boy frowned at that, ears falling to lay flat on his head. He could not help but to make one step back, fearful of actually aiming to land a blow against a member of his own blood. Sos longed to be a form of protection for those he cared about, not a burden. Still, she had asked it of him and she was aiming to make him better. The boy lowered his rear some, granting him a bit of leverage that would lead to a good start on any attack he attempted. When he searched her body for the right place to try, he felt as though he was up against a vicious beast in comparison. Sos did not want to be afraid, though. He lunged from his position, darting forward on swift limbs. When he was two feet away from her, he sought to clamp his fangs on her left hind leg.