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The sound of barking met Tybalt's ears, and he smelled the creature long before he saw it. A dog, crashing through the undergrowth. Blood was fresh on its massive jaws, and for a brief moment the warrior wondered what poor, unlucky creature had been crushed between them.
A disgusting, slobbering, lumbering beast, the dog loped through the trees, rumbling coming from its throat. Tybalt was no stranger to dogs. They were a common sight in the city, often running astray through the streets and alleyways. He had been taught to avoid them. They were most often an unbeatable enemy on one's own, and unlike other city cats, they weren't usually rivals for territory and food. They were stupid for things like that.
Stupid, but dangerous. Sharp teeth and claws, a bite that would do far worse damage than an opponent of a smaller size. And as this one went stomping towards the camp, there was little chance that it would leave the camps inhabitants unscathed.
He didn't call for help. He had gone so long without having anyone to call, the thought didn't even cross his mind. And unbeatable enemy or not, he would sooner die trying to fight the dog off than flee and let it continue it's rampage.
Tybalt's muscles bunched beneath his pelt, and he sprang at the beast's with unsheathed claws. He managed to sink his claws into the dog's face, quickly pulling his hind legs up to avoid its gnashing teeth. He dragged his claws down, hoping to injure the dog's eyes before he tried to get it to move away from the camp.
A disgusting, slobbering, lumbering beast, the dog loped through the trees, rumbling coming from its throat. Tybalt was no stranger to dogs. They were a common sight in the city, often running astray through the streets and alleyways. He had been taught to avoid them. They were most often an unbeatable enemy on one's own, and unlike other city cats, they weren't usually rivals for territory and food. They were stupid for things like that.
Stupid, but dangerous. Sharp teeth and claws, a bite that would do far worse damage than an opponent of a smaller size. And as this one went stomping towards the camp, there was little chance that it would leave the camps inhabitants unscathed.
He didn't call for help. He had gone so long without having anyone to call, the thought didn't even cross his mind. And unbeatable enemy or not, he would sooner die trying to fight the dog off than flee and let it continue it's rampage.
Tybalt's muscles bunched beneath his pelt, and he sprang at the beast's with unsheathed claws. He managed to sink his claws into the dog's face, quickly pulling his hind legs up to avoid its gnashing teeth. He dragged his claws down, hoping to injure the dog's eyes before he tried to get it to move away from the camp.