VALIAN

He followed Saydin like a shadow, her dark guardian, her Cerberus. Valian had not faultered from her side, keeping close to the only one who intrigued him, the only one who had had the balls to approach him. She wished for him to prove himself to her, and that he would, for Saydin, and only Saydin.

This was all just a game, and he was practically brimming with excitement. This was his favourite kind of sport, my darling hunter loved the thrill of the chase. He did not ask where this enemy was, he simply waited for Saydin to find her, and then he would do as she had asked.

He would kill her.

Saydin

She moved silent as a shadow, always at Valian's side. She liked this boy. He was her age, with bright eyes and a sadistic personality. Indeed indeed, he made her happy. Happy. Oh dear. Saydin and happy didn't belong in the same sentence. She lead him to the alleys, a quick little hop skip in her step. As she neared the alleys though, her head began to drop, and her stance became that of a stalking predator. Sasha was here, somewhere. And she was going to kill her. Well. Eventually. She liked to play with her prisoners a little bit. Might want to let him know that, though. I was thinking, darling Valian. Why don't we play with our prey a little bit first, hmm? Take her home and have a little... Fun. She leave him with her, let him do as he so wished. Prove to her how truly cruel he was. She gave a quiet howl, calling to Sasha.

They didn't have to wait long. The doberman was nothing if not dutiful. She had yet to hear of this Saydin, having been skipping the pack meetings and what not. Plus, had anyone really heard of Saydin? She gave a quick little smile to the two wolves, but something about them made her a little tense. They seemed so still, so... Something... Why couldn't she place it? May I help you two with something? The pretty doberman asked politely. Saydin gave her a quick little smile then looked to Valian. This was his shot. His time to shine.

VALIAN

Valian seemed nothing but pleased with Saydin's suggestion of drawing out the torture of this enemy of hers. He rumbled an agreement, but those predatory eyes were fixated on finding his prey. He didn't have to, though, for Saydin instead called the prey to them! When Sasha appeared, the hunter became expressionless, as if he were nothing more than muscle for Saydin. He did not smirk, or say a word, but those feral yellow eyes, they lit up with raw power. Saydin's smile, caught in the corner of his eye, was the signal. No sooner had the doberman asked her question, Valian sprang forward like a coiled snake, aiming to bowl her over with his weight and momentum, striking first at her eyes in an attempt to blind her, then when she would undoubtedly try and scream out to her pack, aiming to seize her bottom jaw between his and crush it, so she would not be able to talk nor eat.

Saydin

A dark laugh was given as her prey was taken care of. Well done Valian. Kahvi would never have done this, never would have killed for her. She waited apprehensivly, watching the fight go down.

She should have seen it coming. Stupid, stupid. Sasha had tried to recoil as soon as Valian had started to move, she'd even gotten one step back but he was to quick, to big. She yelped when his fangs collided with her left eye, and in her pain she missed his next move. By now, it was far to late. He grabbed hold of her jaw, and crushed it between his own. She whimpered softly, for what more could she do? She could hardly see, blood was pooling from her now missing eye, and her jaw hung loosely. She still tried though to back away, to get out of range of Valian and Saydin's wrath. What had she ever done to deserve this?

VALIAN

He let her back away, watched her recoil as blood ran down her face. He simply walked towards her, slowly, softly, cunning like a serpent and just as deadly. The hunter watched his prey for a moment, then simply walked towards her and seized the scruff of her neck. She would be unable to hurt him, for she was now unable to bite or call for help. She was at his mercy, but there was no mercy for her to plead for. Nodding to Saydin with a sadistic glimmer in his eyes, he began to drag her to Sedge Creek. There was something else he also had in mind for her...

Saydin

Her laughter was musical and nearly sweet sounding as she pranced towards home but first she nuzzled Valians throat. Welcome to the family, honey. She murmured softly to him. Then her eyes met Sasha's. Well. At least it met her one good eye. Sorry honey. Nothing personal. You just happened to be in the wrong pack, in the wrong place, at the wrong time. Then she headed home to show Karitania what she had brought home.