[PRP] Title TBD [Nights Glory and Crimsion Tears]

[SilverShieldwolf]

The buck watched as the turtle went after the lynx. If anyone else walked upon those two, they would see a turtle fighting back, but Nights Glory knew better. Snap and Night Fire were playing. Ever since they found the turtle, Night Fire had taken it upon himself to watch over Snap. Laughing at the two, Nights called out to them, "Snap is keeping you in shape, my lynx. We need to head out soon though, find something better to eat or at least some company for me."

The two just look at him and continue with their game. Snap gets close to Night Fire's tail and snaps his jaw shut, just barely missing the lynx. A snarl exits the lynx as he turns and jumps on the turtles shell. Sighing, Nights Glory goes over to them and shoves the feline off. A stare down ensues and the cat drops his head. "Come on you rowdy bunch."  

[gooberfeesh]

Crimson Tears was vaguely aware that he wasn't the only one in the area. The buck looked up from his idle travels, his ears flickering once, twice, before he continued onward. Reflects Light was perched on his shoulder, observing. Occasionally the mongoose would chirp and go off in a series of small clicks. "It's okay," he consulted his friend, craning his neck to brush his snout into the small creature's cheek. Reflects Light stiffened at the contact, fluffed up, and then jumped off of the Kimeti's shoulder. He scurried around by foot now, circling Crimson Tears quickly.

With that little episode out of the way, they continued onward until they arrived at the origin of the second presence. Crimson Tears took in the sight of another male, as well as a lynx and turtle. How...poetic. Perhaps in defense, Reflects Light stood in front of Crimson Tears, his tail flickering quickly. "They won't cause us any harm," the larger one stated, which didn't calm Reflects Light too much, yet it was enough to make the mongoose move aside. When this happened, Crimson Tears decided to make his appearance known, lest the other buck find his company offensive or annoying. "I didn't mean to intrude," he said softly.