[Empress Of Evil]

The former fighter's cold scanned the territory that he had found. It was different here. The trees were less....dead. Back in the syndicate, the territory had been eerie and dark. He liked that. But now, the trunks of the trees were vibrant with colour and the grass was bright green. The leaves that covered the floor were bright shades of orange and red. Here and there, there would also be the occasional green one. Hades wasn't used to it. He preferred it when things were darker. He felt less exposed and he felt stronger when he was amongst a bunch of shrivelled up, dead trees. Death reeked in that place and he missed it. He wanted to go back, but who knows what would happen? The cats had already chased the Dusk Syndicate out once, so they probably wouldn't hesitate to chase anyone who came back.

Hades' ears pricked to attention as he heard a rustle in the bushes behind him. He turned around slowly, his eyes curious rather than alert. His pale green gaze narrowed on a bush and he spotted a white tail bobbing out from beneath the bush. Rabbit, he thought. He ran his tongue over his teeth before grinning. He could do with a bit of food. Prey had never been that plentiful back in the Dusk Syndicate's territory, and he hadn't been eating that well either now that he was searching for a new place to stay.
With a sudden movement, he jumped towards the rabbit, scaring it out of the bush. Now that it was out of the bush, he would be able to catch the rabbit out in the open. As the rabbit started running, Hades followed, his eyes never leaving the small creature. With a powerful leap, Hades lunged at the rabbit and landed on it. He killed it with a swift bite before standing up and carrying it back to where he'd been before. He started to climb up a tree, thinking it would be the most peaceful place to eat his prey. He settled down on the second lowest branch, a thick and sturdy one, perfectly capable of bearing the large Egyptian Mau's weight. He ate the rabbit with quick bites and soon enough, he was left with a pile of bones and entrails. Sighing with contentment, he lay his chin down on his paws and gazed out into the distance. The rabbit had tasted better than any rabbit in his old territory. Perhaps he would like it out here, though he would have to make sure not to get fat. And he'd have to go on killing sprees every now and again to keep fit.

@Suspiciousmindz