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Originally Posted by Lightningpaw666
Brackenclaw saw the swiftness of Wolfhive and he had to admit he was impressed. Brackenclaw thought he was good at fighting but Wolfhive made him look more like a seasoned Apprentice than a Warrior still the Large Maine Coon was gonna do what he could to keep up after all this was for Thunderclan. Brackenclaw charged forward behind the Badger shortly after Wolfhive and aimed to jump ontop of it biting and clawing at it's back as the badger attempted to throw him off growling angrily right before Brackenclaw lost his footing he would jump off of it landing some distance away but remained ready for anything. @ BEAR. @ Morrigan |
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Originally Posted by Morrigan
Nightgaze
Thunderclan Hornet
Nightgaze chased after her patrol as the trio followed in the direction of the badger tracks. Thrilled at the prospect of hunting down this massive predator. As they neared the suspected burrow, the stench grew stronger and she opted to breath through her mouth just to avoid throwing up. That certainly wouldn't be fun.
But when they reached theplace they were aiming for the badger was no where to be seen...huh? Nightgaze surveyed the area for any movement of the black and white creature. Nothing until it came charging out at them. Jumping backwards in surprising, it only too a second for her to get into action.
As soon as Brackenclaw jumped onto it's back, the small hornet aimed fierce strikes at it's face. Slicing her claws across it's huge features and leaping away when it's snapping jaws got to close for comfort. When it was no longer occupied with a cat on it's back, she swiftly made a move and latched onto it's side, digging her talons deep into it's thick pelt.
@ BEAR. @ Lightningpaw666 |
The badger was distracted by both Brackenclaw and Nightgaze - and that gave Wolfhive the perfect opening to end this battle quickly and easily.
As it threw Brackenclaw off and twisted to lash at Nightgaze, Wolfhive lunged with the aptitude of a killer. His teeth connected with the badger's throat and he dug them in until he could feel something crunch and the badger falter.
It staggered a couple steps, struggling to breath beneath the fangs in its throat. Then it slumped, collapsing as its life faded.
Wolfhive removed himself from its throat, blood dripping from his muzzle. He suspected the foxes wouldn't be so simple, but the badger had been outnumbered by skilled fighters and could only target so-many at once. Had it not been for the obvious opening, this fight would've been a bit more precarious. Still, he wasn't about to look the gift horse in the mouth - this meant there weren't many injuries on this patrol and he could use these cats for the larger battle ahead.
"Well done, both of you! Let's take this back to camp, maybe our Clan-mates will want to try it for dinner."
He moved to try to lift up the badger, though it was a bit heavy for one cat to do alone.
"One of you wanna help me?"
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