Bearclaw Valley If you can keep your neighbours in the dark then surely God can close her eyes

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The two females squabble and bite at one another as Ursus’ little captive escapes. But, really, Pandora never cared about the kids or whether they got killed or escaped. She did have a touch of a liking to the red furred girl, but the boy? She knows nothing about him. Never even talked to him. The same goes for the dark tinted woman before her. 

So, she continues the fight, squeaking indignantly when the woman bites even harder onto her tail. She just prays and prays to whatever is out there that she doesn’t bite it off, but it seems the bite and shake to her ankle ensures just that. She lets go with a pained yell, instantly seeking the source of pain. Her jaws bite and slash Pandora’s pretty ears and leave marks on her forehead — drawing blood. 

Pandora hisses out and is forced to let go as well, backing up to prepare for another attack. But the dark furred woman has some juicy and unexpected news for her. She shouts — speaking of carrying Merrick’s pups and mentioning how Aventus will be so disappointed in the Fox-girl to know that she is attacking the one carrying new potential siblings. 

Pandora doesn’t even bat an eye at this information. Even as she tries her hardest to blink the blood from her eye she conjures a faux pout that is obviously very sarcastic and fake.

“Aww, is that so, girlie?” She purrs venomously with a tilt of her head. “Well, I’m sure Aventus will be pleased to hear that you betrayed him too.” Pandora ends her sentence with a cunning smile that shows no sympathy. “I’ll be sure to tell him the other stuff too though.”

With that she would lunge again. Only this time going for the woman’s hind end. Snapping teeth and hoping it would make her run. She doesn’t plan on killing this one…because if she did, what would be the fun in that? She wants to see how this situation plays out, especially with this newfound information.