I will never fit in
Now Kore wasn't lucky enough to have any kind of official as she wasn't a Knight or a Hunter, but she did have claws and fangs. As well as the raw strength to make up for lack of finesse. That felt like enough to keep up with others.
Sadly, Kore didn't have the muscles to grin at her foe while in her Ursid form. So instead, she growled deep in her throat before snapping at the void-tainted Hel. The seizing chill pf the creatures aura was painful, but it was a necessary pain. She couldn't shy away from pain and let the bird man as well as his strange companion have all the fun.
Her fangs tore through the birds wing and sent it tumbling to the ground. The wing was clearly broken, but it still thrashed on the ground, appearing to fight through the pain. Kore could have left it to die on its own, to let the bloodloss claim it. But that felt... cruel. Moments ago, the Hel had wanted to kill her,but she didn't want to needlessly prolong it's pain.
She lumbered over to its thrashing form, choosing to end the fight with a decisive stomp with her front paws. It let out a screech and a single crunch, and then the fight was over.
For a moment, Kore considered what to do with the corpse. It wasn't something she wanted to touch, but she also didn't want to simply leave it there. But then she spotted the bird and winged deer watching her from a distance, and an idea came to her.
There was at least one creature present who seemed fond of the taste of their avian foes.
Gently scooping the remains of the Hel up with one paw, she flung it in the direction of the winged deer as an offering. A chance to snack and clean up.
With that, the threat seemed to be gone. So the lumbering form of a bear cracked and contorted as it shrunk back to the human form of Kore. She much preferred her human self to the Ursid form due to her own sense of pride.
Once she returned to her human form, Kore went about collecting her abandoned tools. She'd speak soon if the bird chose to remain silent, but first she had to ensure the tools were returned to her person.
Sadly, Kore didn't have the muscles to grin at her foe while in her Ursid form. So instead, she growled deep in her throat before snapping at the void-tainted Hel. The seizing chill pf the creatures aura was painful, but it was a necessary pain. She couldn't shy away from pain and let the bird man as well as his strange companion have all the fun.
Her fangs tore through the birds wing and sent it tumbling to the ground. The wing was clearly broken, but it still thrashed on the ground, appearing to fight through the pain. Kore could have left it to die on its own, to let the bloodloss claim it. But that felt... cruel. Moments ago, the Hel had wanted to kill her,but she didn't want to needlessly prolong it's pain.
She lumbered over to its thrashing form, choosing to end the fight with a decisive stomp with her front paws. It let out a screech and a single crunch, and then the fight was over.
For a moment, Kore considered what to do with the corpse. It wasn't something she wanted to touch, but she also didn't want to simply leave it there. But then she spotted the bird and winged deer watching her from a distance, and an idea came to her.
There was at least one creature present who seemed fond of the taste of their avian foes.
Gently scooping the remains of the Hel up with one paw, she flung it in the direction of the winged deer as an offering. A chance to snack and clean up.
With that, the threat seemed to be gone. So the lumbering form of a bear cracked and contorted as it shrunk back to the human form of Kore. She much preferred her human self to the Ursid form due to her own sense of pride.
Once she returned to her human form, Kore went about collecting her abandoned tools. She'd speak soon if the bird chose to remain silent, but first she had to ensure the tools were returned to her person.
That's one of my best qualities
Kore
