Moonspear look what you've done

He misunderstood. He missed the point entirely that these beliefs made him the enemy of hers, and the harder he pushed for them to come to pass, the fiercer she wanted to lash back. Up until now, he had avoided all of them, or fled before she could finally meet the end of her slow-burning but dangerous fuse. She had kept it to herself, stewed, tried to cope and swallow it down and away from what mattered. But he kept digging his grave, and he was constantly making her all too eager to help.

In the back of her mind, she hoped he would underestimate her. He had an awful lot lately, so really her odds were good here. It was her womb that had failed him and helped motivate him into many of his mistakes and lies, but the dark alpha didn't think she was the only one to blame here. He had helped make that slope slippery, and gone headlong into the fray. However this absence made her keen and absolute. She was entirely her own once more, far more herself after the last year's efforts on their behalf left her tired and spent, and finally, nothing at all reigned her back in.

Into his flesh--from the first slice, this became her singular goal now. It was a past due sort of frustration she put behind the motion, and not an intent she had ever truly turned on him before. Amekaze felt her motivations plainly, however, and boldly pushed him back when they separated, him towards the crumbling edge. When he lunged back for her, she defended her face with a shoulder turning his way; he could have his grip at the base of her nape for there was nothing his teeth could do to hurt her worse. She used this opportunity of him close to turn her head and swing her own jaws for his shoulder, neck--whatever, snapping and looking for a solid grip or to cause him the pain he deserved for wronging her.

If he could hold fast to her, she was going to match it with excess and continue trying to force him down and out with her weight and momentum--towards that teetering edge to make him realize that she held his life in her paws, and she wanted him out of her sight.