people piss you off, some you say you love
Aisha had caught notice of another scent, but didn't pursue it. It was only vaguely familiar, and she was so locked in on the hunt, communal ventures could wait. But not for them, unbeknownst to her the black dog followed nearer, and when she heard the voice rumble through the bond, her predator's trance was broken, her gaze snapping back and hackles raised with a light startle.
She'd never seen Deimos in his creature's body, though she'd known he had many. This specific form was as intimidating as he, though knowing him she didn't fear it. Still, it would breed fear in any who crossed him; dark, volcanic, brooding. The leopardess ducked her head to the general, then straightened out with a flick of her tail, "Deimos." She let her eyes roam freely over his shift, "You know I think this might be you're most friendly form yet."
She'd never seen Deimos in his creature's body, though she'd known he had many. This specific form was as intimidating as he, though knowing him she didn't fear it. Still, it would breed fear in any who crossed him; dark, volcanic, brooding. The leopardess ducked her head to the general, then straightened out with a flick of her tail, "Deimos." She let her eyes roam freely over his shift, "You know I think this might be you're most friendly form yet."
AISHA
