DUSKPOOL
It started off fine enough with the weather makin' him wish he'd gone furless all those moons ago. His mixed lineage a curse as it was a blessin'. "Reckon we head to the unclaimed border near the upwalkers. Might pick up somethin' along the way." He mused grutturally.
His head pivoted to stare at the lot of 'em, takin' note of each individual before settin' off toward the border they shared with the upwalkers. He ain't too sure how to feel about the buggers, but it ain't like he actively searches for 'em, not like Outlawbite who often came with stories their upwalker kit had done. It was interestin' enough that the warrior ain't found it much of a bother.
Wooly obsidian ripplin' against scarred, mangled flesh, Duskpool surveyed the land with a narrowed molten iris. "Stick close to each other, ya hear? Don't go wanderin' off on yer own." He warned gruffly. "Can't have an upwalker snatch ya up." His words jokin', but it fell flat due to the monotonous thrum of his timbre.
His frame moved like an old ghost through blond-tinged woods, maw parted to taste the air for a scrap of prey scent when he heard the familiar bark of mutts. His nose wrinkled, mangled ears swivelin' toward the sound, takin' caution to heart with each creak of bone brinin' him closer to the chaos. If it was one thing or another, hearin' a mutt nearby ain't ever been a good sign, especially with his rap sheet consisitin' of one too many dog fights. His skin mangled with the fangs of these creatures, forever forged in skin and ichor.
Just as he was about to call out to the rest of the patrol, Duskpool caught sight of a black-furred mutt burstin' past pavement, kickin' up dirt and loose undergrowth carelessly. Shit. His muscles coiled tight, barely payin' attention as he broke into a run. "Kid–!" He barked at Sagesong, either unaware or frozen in fear. Duskpool would attempt to slam into the dark-furred mutt just a hair from sinkin' its teeth into the feline's skin.
The bulky warrior rolled with the force, teeth grittin' with the jarrin' pain ricochetin' through his shoulder and down his forelimb. It hurt like hell, but better pain than someone dead. Pushin' himself to his paws, Duskpool narrowly dodged the snap of jaws aimed at his throat. "Rotten things."
Duskpool sneered. His broad-shouldered frame coiled tightly, pushin' forward with a swipe of his claws, leavin' his shoulder vulnerable, already scarred, already bitten, givin' the mutt time to sink its teeth into the meat of his shoulder, just barely prickin' skin when Duskpool lashed forward, twistin' to clamp his teeth into the meat of its shoulder available to him in that position. The dog let out a snarl, lettin' go to scramble backward, hackle raised and poised to strike again.
His head pivoted to stare at the lot of 'em, takin' note of each individual before settin' off toward the border they shared with the upwalkers. He ain't too sure how to feel about the buggers, but it ain't like he actively searches for 'em, not like Outlawbite who often came with stories their upwalker kit had done. It was interestin' enough that the warrior ain't found it much of a bother.
Wooly obsidian ripplin' against scarred, mangled flesh, Duskpool surveyed the land with a narrowed molten iris. "Stick close to each other, ya hear? Don't go wanderin' off on yer own." He warned gruffly. "Can't have an upwalker snatch ya up." His words jokin', but it fell flat due to the monotonous thrum of his timbre.
His frame moved like an old ghost through blond-tinged woods, maw parted to taste the air for a scrap of prey scent when he heard the familiar bark of mutts. His nose wrinkled, mangled ears swivelin' toward the sound, takin' caution to heart with each creak of bone brinin' him closer to the chaos. If it was one thing or another, hearin' a mutt nearby ain't ever been a good sign, especially with his rap sheet consisitin' of one too many dog fights. His skin mangled with the fangs of these creatures, forever forged in skin and ichor.
Just as he was about to call out to the rest of the patrol, Duskpool caught sight of a black-furred mutt burstin' past pavement, kickin' up dirt and loose undergrowth carelessly. Shit. His muscles coiled tight, barely payin' attention as he broke into a run. "Kid–!" He barked at Sagesong, either unaware or frozen in fear. Duskpool would attempt to slam into the dark-furred mutt just a hair from sinkin' its teeth into the feline's skin.
The bulky warrior rolled with the force, teeth grittin' with the jarrin' pain ricochetin' through his shoulder and down his forelimb. It hurt like hell, but better pain than someone dead. Pushin' himself to his paws, Duskpool narrowly dodged the snap of jaws aimed at his throat. "Rotten things."
we're only haunted by the things we refuse to accept
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kind of late for this, but i haven't made a thread soooo i'm counting this lol but saving @Sagesong !
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ᯓ★ senior warrior of skyclan (sun guard during coffeestar's reign)
ᯓ★ brother to outlawbite & thistlestrike, half-brother to flowercloud
ᯓ★ eighty-two moons; ages on the 1st of every month
ᯓ★ speech thought action
ᯓ★ peaceful/healing powerplay permitted -