Lose your Guard, Lose your Life || Tagged!
Aug 2, 2015 22:30:19 GMT -5
Twineheart, Trickle, and 1 more like this
Post by Carotius on Aug 2, 2015 22:30:19 GMT -5
Tags: nomstar [Rivercloud & Ryepaw and maybe Tiger?] | Trickle [Degas] | Ambrose [Willowbranch] | Babylonranger [Nettletooth]
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OOC: Varuin is moving with his attacks on LeafClan. The names in red are those who are set to die. The rest are to be injured XD Most of the rogues are NPCs, so...have fun QwQ
It was time.
Varuin crouched along the boughs of the rare oak tree in this part of the territory, his tabby tail held so close to his body, it appeared as if he was hugging himself as a means of comfort. That was not him. At this very moment, the silver tabby was brimming with sick joy and bloodlust, ready to leap upon the ranks of LeafClanners who strolled among the birches here, all in the name of revenge for a wrong done to him many, many seasons ago. He was not alone in this attack, for as he turned around, a group of many strong-bodied pelts awaited his order, their colourful eyes gleaming maliciously, ready to tear down their enemies at the twitch of an ear.
The rogue had spent the past few moons waiting patiently for the right time to strike, since meeting the curly-furred she-cat who fell for his innocent disguise of a loner. Now, he can manipulate the entire situation to fit his vengeful desires, and he won't be doing it alone. Turning his head to look down onto the snowy ground below, he spotted the long-furred tom whose silver pelt gleamed in the white light of frost, the feathery tail swishing in anticipation; Varuin had picked him up for this attack a while ago, seeing the promising ability of the tom to fight when he was called to. A smile graced his features. Beware, LeafClan.
"I require only where you wish it to be placed."
Varuin tilted his head to the side, rolling his brown eyes towards the left until he caught sight of a dark pelt accented with white that seemingly blended into the snowy landscape around them. Golden-yellow eyes gazed back at him with wicked excitement, irises slitted like the deadly eyes of a hawk; those white-tipped ears were straight up earnestly, eager to listen for his missing command, while that grotesquely crooked jaw slid upwards in a nightmarish grin that would send a young kit running. Varuin liked it.
"You know exactly where," Varuin said smoothly, preparing to jump into the next tree. He fixed his brown gaze on the black tom, grinning, "Not all of them will return home."
The black tom was gone in the blink of an eye, leaving the silver rogue to watch the area beyond for movement of his enemies.