Wapun Meadow quick silver

No worries, actually! I’m pulling Kierke out now. :) It was a fun thread, guys. You both can reply once more to close it out?

The attempt to bowl the female over had been a success, up to a certain point. He could see that she was in a compromised position, but Kierkegaard was not intent on killing her. He had acted brashly in the past and had cost his sister and himself a home. He did not want to make the same mistake twice. The ashen brute could not afford to make the same mistake twice. Once she was on the ground, he debated for a single moment as to whether or not he would continue his attack. Though the savage parts of him wanted to try to tear her to shreds, he only huffed heavily, his eyes locked with hers. Shaking his shaggy ash-colored skull, he did not notice the alabaster male had returned and was aiming an attack for his hock. He was too focused on making sure that the female knew their fight was done… that he would not attack her further. Pain ripped through the back of Kierkegaard’s leg and he lifted his head, snarling in reaction. Instinct was to turn and fight whatever was attacking him, but he would not give the opportunity to the female so that she could rise and attack him. With as quick a movement as he could muster, the ashen loner swung his head around to where his leg was being latched onto, and snapped his jaws in the direction of the white male. If anything, he hoped that the bear had caused enough damage to the stranger so that Kierke could get one last hit. His face was wild, feral… he looked like he was out for blood. After moving to unlatch the white wolf from his hock, Kierkegaard moved to pull away, feeling his leg sting with sharp pain. His adrenaline was capable of carrying him away from the scuffle. Jumping over the female and landing with an unsteady thud, the Sairensu male darted his gaze back towards the white male with a ghastly expression on his savage face and snapped his jowls at him threateningly. With his final word, Kierke took to the trees on the other side and disappeared from sight.