- Jul 23, 2022
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In every way he is as gentle as the fine feathers of a yellowed gosling. Small in stature, his paws would not reach the toes of a mighty Maine Coon’s. His curls are wild and untamable, but give him beauty rather than intimidation. His lashes, long and dark to keep the sand from his eyes, bat like the wings of a butterfly over crystalline eyes that could never withhold the purest truths of emotion. His voice was not cold nor rough as one worn by the world should be, it’s soft and his words never know cruelty.
The muscles he had dance with his sprinting limbs, spine arching with his choppy run. His toes weren’t made for the land, webbed and clumsy as they were- but he wasn’t chasing a rabbit.
The rounded brown sodden body of a large vole half hidden by the underbrush is thrashing in some ferns as it makes for the bank, Dogteeth lips peel back but this time it’s not one of his kind smiles. A cage of pearly daggers slice down into warm flesh, then grip with the clamp of his jaws. The weight of himself times three was in his bite, his namesake- an intruding, unbearable, unyielding force. So unfitting to the beautiful blue eyes behind this wrinkled savage maw, blonde staining red and tugged with the vole’s panicked attempts to free itself.
Dogteeth’s bite loosens, his front paw slams into the creature’s blunt shaped head, but it rounds on him. This was no vole- but a young otter. An apprentice aged one of sorts, and it knocked Dogteeth backwards with a twist of its spine. Fear spills in his gut, of the error made in loose time. Snapping fangs reach for his face, he hisses, the long torso of the otter hoisted up above him by the blonde warrior’s paws as he’s pinned down on his back. He doesn't call for help, he's too stunned in the fight.