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 Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 1:19 am
Tashes hit the ground, again and again. She just couldn't seem to get this move right, she didn't know why. She had seen other Saigh complete this action easily, so why couldn't she? It bothered her greatly, knowing that other Saigh, who might be evil-doers, could do a move that she couldn't do. It left her weak, and weakness scared her. She always thought that superheroes didn't have weaknesses because it would make them unable to catch the evil-doer, the bad guy in the story, leaving the ending a sad ending instead of a happy one.
Trying one more time and failing, Tashes fell to the ground, downright tired after working endlessly on this one move. She glared up at the large tree that she was attempting to try it on and got up one more time, her achy joints protesting at the action. She didn't care for them right now, all that mattered was that she be able to do this one move. She just had to, and she would probably die trying if she did it enough.
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Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:41 pm
Thw white cub pushed his way through some bushes into his favorite clearing, just inside the treeline for the Dark Forest, and the first thing he saw was the adult using his practice tree! "Hey! What do you think you're doing?!" The yellow-eyed male asked angrily, switch into a fighting stance. "Get away from my tree or I'll rip you to shreds!" Even though Caley was half the size of the female, he still thought he could beat her. Plus he just loved to get in fights, small black lines on his fur helped hide the man scars the little fighter had from various fights. "Get away from my tree right now!!" He commanded the adult once more, not caring wether she had already moved away or not. His little yellow eyes narrowed in a glare, a growl rumbled at the back of his throat as he prepared to jump at the adult.
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Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 12:40 am
Tashes startled looked at the cub, eyes wide open in shock. She normally didn't see Saighs in this area, let alone cubs. This was the whole reason why she chose this place. She didn't know that a little cub would be in the area, let alone a little cub as angry as this.
She thought that he was somewhat of a little evil-doer, the way he yelled at her. Usually cubs were nice and playful this one though, wasn't. He was more angry than anything. And that anger needed to be stopped, or at least be used towards doing good. She knew that she would have a case on her hands if she didn't train this one to be in the justice business, a case that she would not be looking forward to.
"I'm just practicing on this tree right here, in order to protect Saighs like you," she growled. She really didn't want to fight with him, her bones ached. But if a fight got him away from doing evil deeds then she would be sure to rough house with him some.
Tashes tried not to glare at the young Saigh as he said that it was his tree, not the worlds but his. And the fact that he had the gall to say that he would rip her into shreds. He just made her angrier and angrier with all of his talk and possessiveness. She thought that those two things that made a dangerous evil-doer and that made her angry. Who in their right mind would say things like this? It stupefied her. He needed to be taught a lesson, and that lesson was going to be taught by her, seeing as it was her job to protect the public.
One thing that Tashes hated was to be told what to do, especially by a cub. And this cub did just that and she had had it. Growling she pinned the young male down to the ground in one swift movement and growled.
"You. Do. Not. Talk. To. Your. Elders. Like. That." She growled right near his ear as she emphasized the words that she just spoke. Lightly pushing her paw on his ribs on each emphasis, to warn him but not to hurt him. She would never hurt a cub, never.
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Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 8:21 am
The cub didn't like it when she pinned him, so he kicked up with his bacl legs, digging the claws on his back paws into her stomache, then wiggled out from under her. He ran over to the tree and scrambled up, with a skill that shows he's been doing it for awhile. "This. Is. My. Tree. No matter what you say, it's mine! I claimed it three full moons ago!" The cub stayed up in the tree looking angrily at the adult below him.
"Go practice on another tree, this one is off limits!" He spat at the older Saigh.
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Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 10:25 pm
Tashes grimaced as the small cub dug his claws into her stomach. She could feel her flesh being torn slightly. It stung, that was for sure. The cub definitely knew how to scratch. It wasn't so bad though that she couldn't fight, no the only thing that would make her unable to fight was death, she was sure of it.
She glared at the young cub as he climbed up the tree effortlessly. She wanted to do that so much, it was what she was training for. It looked like he was doing it for awhile, which made her envy him. He, a little evil-doer could do it, when she a superhero could not. The world was really cruel, letting the evil-doers have powers that the superheroes have. But, she guessed that that's what made being a superhero so fun, was the challenge. The challenge of overcoming these new techniques that the evil ones used.
If Tashes had eyebrows one would arch at the cubs little remark about how the tree was his. Didn't he know that the tree didn't belong to anyone, other than mother nature. Seriously, for being an evil-doer, he sure was dumb and really needed to be taught a lesson on what was actually his and wasn't.
"That's not your tree, that's mother natures tree young man. Mother nature claimed that tree when it made it." Tashes stated, being a bit childish. She couldn't help it really, she was always like this with kids that decided to argue with her and get on her bad side.
"I'm sorry but no, I'm practicing on this tree whether you like it or not." Tashes said as she backed up a couple steps to get a running start in her leap onto the tree, her limbs aching as she got ready. Her spirit was filled with determination though, and those achy joints wouldn't stop her from learning this move.
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Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:26 am
"It's mine! Mother nature gave it to me when she let the lightning stike it and kill it, almost right after I found it!" The cub was seriously getting pissed off at this adult, using his tree, his practicing place, and even worse, his home! When she came charging at the tree, he rolled off his branch and unsheathed his claws, aiming for her back. "Leave my home alone!" He yowled as he fell through the air toward the female.
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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 3:50 pm
Tashes looked up at the cub and frowned. This child definitely needed to be taught a lesson and she was going to make sure that he was. She really didn't want to battle him when he was older and stronger, then she might not be able to defeat him.
"Wait your home?" Tashes said aloud as she stopped and looked up at the tree. That made the situation a whole other ball game. She wouldn't have been practicing here if she knew that it was his home. Why hadn't he told her sooner!
She then grimaced in pain as the cubs sharp claws dug into her back. She collapsed in pain, it hurt so bad that she wanted to scream out in pain.
She didn't scream though, instead she gritted her teeth in the pain and forbid herself to cry. She wasn't about to show weakness, especially to a little cub. That would be setting a bad example for him.
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Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 8:57 pm
Loosening his claws but not completely letting go the cub growled in repsonse. "Yeah! This area is my territory, therefore my home!" The cub actually lived ain a nearby cave but he included ever bit of his tiny territory his home, the fact that he sometimes napped in a gap beneath the treeroots of that very tree helped him believe that he was right.
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