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 Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 12:39 pm
The large male growled as he felt teeth bury into his hind leg. But instead of furiously twisting around and trying to free himself, he 'sat' down front paws, however, not on the ground. He twisted his body, finally setting one front paw down for balance, the other, however, he planted on the adolescent's shoulder.
"And this is why you should never put yourself in this position. "
He grinned with amusement, and dug his claws in as deep as he could, and simply dragged it across the young male's side, but without waiting to see if he got much further than the ribs, or the shoulders, he pulled away, afterall, he didn't want to end his fun too quickly, now that he was having it.
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Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 6:03 pm
Feeling the sharp pain of the claws once more grinding into his shoulder, he let out a hiss though kept his teeth firmly in the other's leg. Death brushed the sides of his vision, and yet Naraka stupidly continued on his fight, madly moving through the paces as if he were starved from the thirst of blood.
As the other spoke, his eyes narrowed and a low growl rumbled from his chest, hardly lasting before pain halted the noise. It took only a second for him to feel the claws pull out, and he too let go of his mark, sliding away with a deep pant. Eyeing where he struck, he felt his heart sink slightly, realzing just how weak he indeed was against the other. The marks were hardly deep, and Naraka couldn't believe just how far he needed to go still in his trainings, if he could survive.
All at once, the weight held on his forearm slipped, and he found himself sliding to the ground with a strangled cry. His vision was blurred once more, and each time he attempted to rise, more pain flooded down his spine and through his leg. Shame left his form with each sputtering breath, and yet through his silent stutter, his eyes still held the form of Ahali, a glare firmly set in the clouded debths as blood pooled from his paws.
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 12:36 pm
Ahali smirked, Lowering his head again, pacing slowly to the side, planning another assault. But to his dissapointment, the young lion was on the ground, and that was no fun.
"Get up, fool. "
He moved closer, raising a paw as if to swipe, but instead, puting an amount of opressure, annoying towards his injured paw, and attempted to get a grip on the back of Naraka's neck, to pull and toss him back onto his feet.
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 12:45 pm
The verbal command was unheeded, having given Naraka an excuse to settle down, being the resistant lion he always was. However, he couldn't help it when Ahali moved in and started to push down on his shoulder. Letting out a sharp hiss and than a growl, his lips curled back and he moved to snap at the attepting paw that was at his shoulders.
"Get off!" He said with a sudden roar, his breath coming out with that woosh as all he was left with was a rumble with each panting breath. Lowering his eyes with submitted defeat, he added on after a moment of silence, "Kill me now, so at least I can die in the honor of battle, than lose my dignity under your paws in the afterspar defeat."
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 1:06 pm
"You arent off the hook yet, runt. " Ahali snorted, pulling away to gaze at the young lion with his orange eyes. "You say you want to die in the honor of battle? No honorable lion asks to be killed. They fight untill the end. Do you truly think I kill because I'm asked? Asking for it is a cowards way out. "
He growled. The traitor firekin may be the cruel sort, who picks fights for no real reason, but lions that asked for death disgusted him. He went at Naraka again, grabbing the younger lion as well as he could by the back of his neck, and pulling him up.
He attempted to swing the young lion to the right, front paws leaving the ground of a few moments to perform this act, then he let go, as if he had wanted to throw Naraka.
"So get up! "
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 1:16 pm
During Ahali's words, Naraka just looked blankly ahead of him, blood falling down through his rigth eye as the pain in his forearm had disappated into a numb ache. It wasn't until he was lifted that Naraka looked back to Ahali, and once more his eyes narrowed into a sharp glare.
As he slowly opened his maw to reply before he felt his body get sent to the right, and he landed sharply on his shoulder, another hiss escaping his maw. However, the pain was shortlived, and soonafter the ground rolled from underneath, and the mists parted to leave nothing but air. The edge of the cliff had come and gone. Eyes widening in that second, Naraka flailed and felt his right and left paws hook on the edge, and he looked on with slight horror as his rigth arm gave, and his paws slipped off.
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 1:23 pm
Ahali snorted in triumph as he managed to throw the younger male away, but then his orange eyes widened. This wasn't right. He laid there forjust a few moments then.. vanished? No, no. There were some paws there at the edge of the cliff-- cliff?! He should have seen that.
The large male rushed foreward, then skidded to a halt right at the edge, one front paw actually going over the edge, just missing Naraka. He didn't want the fight to end like thise, no. That would do. He roared,teeth bared in frustration.
"Fool! "
This wan't actually at himself, more toward Naraka. the annoying male got what he deserved, but.. He was just beggining to have fun! The male stared over the edge, waching the young former firekin fall through the mists, unknowing when or exactly where he would land. "Dammit. " He growled, ears flat.
Ahali'Bagawa pulled away from the edge, then turned away, trudging unhapply away, head lined with his shoulders, tail flicking in irritation.
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 1:27 pm
And as the other's words echoed over the cliff, Naraka could only look with wide eyes, the moments stretching as he limply moved through the air. And as he grew near the ground, he caught the sight of the male, and than the mists covered them both. With that last sight in mind, the adolescent felt a sickening crack move through his body from his neck down, before everything was gone.
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