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Able to hold a gaze. In fact, returning it directly without a flicker. He's trying to intimidate it seems. Just as if he were staring into the eyes of a kit, or any other cat, Hannibal's eyes showed nothing, just a dull sense of curiosity. Hearing what the larger tom said, voice muffled around the body, the dark grey tom couldn't help but to raise an eyebrow in feigned surprise. It was clear this tom was a fighter, he would have known if he was a guard, hunters didn't hold the kind of strength he did and healer was out of the question. So this tom was a fellow fighter. But one which he didn't know much of. All he knew was his name and that his mother had been quite domineering. He hadn't chosen to keep tabs on him because personally he didn't mind him all too interesting to keep tabs on. Another reckless killer that has been born within the ranks of the Syndicate. And the fact that Nero stood here so carelessly with a body hanging from his jaws only chose to prove this judgement in Hannibal's mind. The dark tom's eyes didn't flicker when Nero flexed his bloodstains claws, in fact, he didn't even seem to take notice at all. "Do forgive me if this sounds rude to you, but I believe the smell of the corpse in your maw has blinded your nose. If you were to take a moment to drop it and take a sniff, you would find that I am purely of the Syndicate, born here to be perfectly exact." The sun swayed through the dense canopy of the territory in a way to cause Hannibal's claws to glint coldly for a moment. "So I believe that your threat is misguided and useless in this moment, for I am one of the very cats that patrols this territory to keep trespassers out." |
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The slim white oriental feline was reaching closer and closer to the border when she heard a rustling ahead of her. Her pale indigo eyes peered through the thick bushes and flowers of green leaf, and a cats silhouette could be made out just barely. The fur along her spine rose and she emitted a soft growl. She stepped forwards seeing they had turned away, preparing for a chase. She then stopped and sniffed in the spot they had been standing in and they recalled the familiar and home like scent of the Syndicate. It was one of her own, but she didn't know them personally, and from the smell of it, they were a tom cat. So maybe a bit of fun could take place. She creeped forwards, keeping her body low, as if she was stalking someone. She saw the dark figure of the tom ahead of her and she smiled maliciously. Then in a turn of events, she darted forward at a remarkable speed, one worthy of a Windclan warrior. She ran forward, the cats body looming closer and closer. She then jumped, making her body fly over the top of the cats head. As she landed, she allowed herself to role over, tumbling in the decaying leaves that still lingered from last leaf bare. "Hello there." She purred, turning back to Nero. |
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The molly rose an eyebrow and grinned, "Let's go." She purred bumping him lightly with her shoulder. The fighter padded forward, her tail waving behind her as she padded a little ways away then turned around to face Kovu, trying to hold back a smirk. Maia crouched down, flicking her ears and watching the tom. She bounced forward playfully and swatted at the red tom before she jumped back. |
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Nero's nose was not the best thing he could rely on when out of the territory. The one that wasn't huge on his giant body was his nose, which was just as useful as a kittypet's most times. Nero looks at the cat up and down. He did seem to look the part of a Syndicate cat. He doesn't take time to observe the appearances of those in the Syndicate. He keeps himself mostly in the territory in some favored spots and comes back to camp to eat and rest. The scent seemed to be there, but seemed to faded, or maybe masked with another scent. Nero deducts that the tom probably is telling the truth, but he doesn't relax his features and still stands stiffly. This tom gave the pale ginger some off vibes and it irritated him that he couldn't figure it out. He huffs, "My mistake, then. I'll then continue on my way to dispose of this and expect to take more attention to seeing you in camp later." he says, turning back and preparing to continue to search for a good place to dispose of a useless corpse. |
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Maia grinned and purred, her waving tail dropping. The fighter reared back and attempted to knock the red tom onto his back. She stretched out toward him, her eyes bright with interest. [Sorry, short] |
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Kovu grinned, yellow eyes gazing into Maia's. The molly caught him off guard when she reared and attempted to knock him down, he fell backward, belly exposed. He felt slightly cautious about what the pretty molly would do next, but he doubted she would hurt him. |
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The ginger tom looked back at the she-cat and snuffed out a greeting before continuing his schedule. Most of his days consist of him just searching for a cat who have walked too far off the border and is now intruding on their territory, potentially stealing prey that rightfully belongs to them. Lost or adventurous kittypets, careless loners and rogues, and foolish clan cats. Any non-Syndicate cat that try to test the group by trespassing will answer to his claws, which has never spared a cat ever. |
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The molly dropped down beside him, huffing, "That was fun." She said, pawing gently at the tom beside her. Maia grinned and rolled onto her side, raising an eyebrow at him. "Would you like to do something else?" She asked, her honey-like tone coming back again as she met his yellow eyes with her amber gaze. |
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Patience was very much a virtue, and a virtue that Hannibal had plenty of. Many moons now he had waited, letting her grow a family, letting her get soft, letting her forget. And now, it was finally time to tie off this loose end. The only cat that has ever survived one of his attacks, and not because he let them do so. It was a shame that she had forgotten it, but then again, it was part of the plan to let her do so. It would make this final encounter so much more.. Monumental. The dark toms head slammed into it's target, exploding into her chest and sending her backwards in a motion that was so fast that a cat as soft as her would hardly have a chance of escaping. Perhaps if she remembered her training, if she hadn't grown soft, if she hadn't became a mother, she could have avoided it. But she didn't, and he had made sure of it. He made sure not to visit her often, to not speak to her often so that his figure wouldn't rouse past memories, potentially setting his plan back farther. And now it was falling into place. Skidding to a stop, dazed momentarily, Hannibal approached, burning eyes focused on her, reading her face. Fear, confusion, perhaps thoughts of her family. Oh how different you've become since you were a trainee Illusion. You could have became a decent fighter for this Syndicate, if you hadn't done what you did. But unfortunately, you can't turn back now and retake your actions or words. Rudeness is intolerable, no matter how great of a fighter you could have become. No words, not at the moment. He let her question hang in the air as he stood there, a mouselength away. She wasn't going to move, or run, she knew what was going to happen and Hannibal knew too. He had all of the time in the world. After a long pause, letting her mind frantically try to rediscover what she did to deserve this, he would finally speak. "You were my trainee, a trainee that showed great promise in the ways of being a fighter. But unfortunately, you held a trait that is insufferable, a trait that I will never tolerate. Rudeness is a plague that must be cleansed, especially if you dare to present it in my presence, in which you did. You were saved by that she-cat, Hera, had she not been here I wouldn't be having to do this now, but she was there and you had been momentarily pardoned. The only cat who has walked away from me alive when I had full intentions of you being dead." Hannibal sighed and watched Illusion for a moment. "You didn't think I could really let you live, did you? That I would forget? Perhaps if it was some other cat, but unfortunately enough you're dealing with me. Now, with this gift of memory given, I believe it is my time to truly put an end to you. Have you any words that you wish to be said before this happens? I will say beforehand that I have no intentions of culling your family, I have no reason to, they will be as safe as they are now." |
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