*Hikers*

Two men were walking along the edge of the northern ridge, each carrying a hefty backpack and a walking stick, although both seemed to be in peak physical condition. Walking with them were two dogs; a german shepherd and a wolf-husky hybrid.

Vicious

The wolf looked upon as the hickers made their way. This seemed interesting, he slowly made his way on a ledge just to the side of them. Slowly keeping the pace a good few yards ahead, he was waiting at a thin point in the path. He was waiting for them to come, and when they came around he would jump on and kick off of the one closest to the edge, hoping to knock the human down and jump off of them onto the path infront of the other human and two dogs.

*Humans & Dogs*

All might have been well, if it weren't for the two canines. The duo had a little strategy they used for hunting. They never caught anything big; just rabbits, fawns, and the like. And the occasional coyote.

Rin Tin, the shepherd, plowed into the brush along side the trail, while Chinnook, the hybrid, skirted along the trail, slightly behind Rin Tin's position. In this manner, Rin Tin could flush out prey and Chinnook could cut it off. And in this manner, Rin Tin happened to come across Vicious.

"Wolf!" He barked, his voice loud and booming. His barking quickly took on a growling undertone as he eyed the beast before him; littered with scars. A fighter, it seemed, but not the kind that served the humans. This was a wild fighter, by the looks of it.

"Aye, what is it Rinny?" One of the humans called, recognizing the serious tone in his dog's voice, "Come out, Rinny!" The other humans stopped and looked into the brush, but they couldn't see past the foliage.

Chinnook gave one, low bark before his voice was taken by a rumbling snarl. Being mostly wolf, he wasn't one to bark in volleys like his dog companion. "Watch it, Rin Tin..." Slowly, the hybrid eased into the brush. He just topped 100 lbs, while Rin Tin stood at 85.

Vicious

The brute smiled and lowered his head to protect his neck. "Well hello there doggie." He was about to attack on the littler dog when the second one came forth. Oh dear, oh well, they looked a little harmless, maybe.

Quickly the gray wolf faked a face attack, but at the last second, diverted down and bit wildly sharp at the dogs, chest. He wasn't wanting something drastic, just enough to scare the dog and piss him off. Then he turned and began to run further into the woods, slow enough for the dogs to stay up with them. In fact, he looked back at them every once in a while to make sure they were following.

Taijya

The raven hued huntress hung back in the foliage, having smelt both human and canine, but having felt a bit more reserved then usual. Instead she hung back waiting for something to happen, and when it did she would do something about it. As it so happened, Vicious was headed back her way and as she caught sight of the dogs behind him, her dark bodice slunk out and around, headed towards the humans. She hung down wind, so the dogs scent came to her, and she would be almost undetectable. Her foot steps were near silent, and as she saw one of the humans, she set herself up. They were watching their foolish pets, trying to be sure they were safe. How pitiful. With a quick gesture the dunchess pressed her hinds against the earth with great force, ludging herself towards the jugular of the man. He may have been in good shape, but he was carrying a heavy back pack which would bring down the man if he was pushed back with just enough force. This was what she was hoping for. Whatever the case, as she lept, her jaws snapped shut, an attempt to kill him quicklywithout much sound. The blood would attract the dogs back most likly, but sound would do it even faster.

Vicious

The familiar scent of the female came to him, and he grew furious as she raided his attack. Quickly he u-turned and lept over the dogs, heading toward the she wolf. No longer was this wolf his ally, stealing his prey was unforgivable. Out of the brush he came, Large jaws not aiming for the humans, but at the fea. Her back her neck, where ever, he wanted her out of his way. " BACK OFF BITCH THIS IS MINE!" HE snapped at whatever he could, wether she be fending back at him or not.

Taijya

As the fae made her attempt, a rapid sound of approaching feet brought her almost to a hault in midair, o=golden globes focused on the brush as she let herself fall to the ground. She lept from his attack, a snicker falling past her lips as she let her strong fores carry her straight away from the brute. Her mood hadn't been entirely set on a bloody battle today, it had just appeared. Another day he would find her in a situation that she wanted that kill, on that day, he would not be so lucky.

*Humans & Dogs*

"Hey!" Rin Tin snarled, feeling fangs slip across his chest. "You rotten little..." Not finishing his sentence, the shephered charged after Vicious, with Chinook hot on his heals. Then the duo wheeled around as their agressor switched gears and headed back for the trail.

"Kelv, watch out, brotha!" The second man cried as Taijya lunged for the first. The wolfess had been correct in her analysis; the heavy pack would have made the human too slow in his physical response. Even so, the second man grabbed his buddy and yanked back hard enough to pull him out of harm's way. Now a second assailant came into view; Viscious. This gave the men the time they needed to slip the packs off.

"Get out! Shoo, on with you mangy creatures!" The first man shouted, waving his walking stick dangerously close to Vicious, now that Taijya was heading away. The second man stood a bit back, but had his stick clutched tightly. "Here boys, c'mon then!" He called nervously yet desperately to the brush.

Rin Tin and Chinook came flying out of the vegetation, hackles raised and eyes bright with excitement and rage. Coyotes were good fun to fight; and boy were they clever! But a wolf; now that was something else. "Careful, Rin. This brute isn't your average wild wolf" Chinook warned, eyeing up his foe. Rin Tin growled anxiously beside his hybrid buddy, "We can take him..." But so far, neither made a move to attack; they just snarled and barked, trying first to intimidate the other.

Vicious

The brute watched the fea go, then turned his single eye to the rest of the group. He lunged at the dogs, hoping their reaction would be to lower their heads to protect themselves. If they were smart enough to protect themselves, he lept over them however and made to go after the first man. At the last minute of that hidden fake, he turned and lunged at the, hopefully, ill prepared second mand and bit as deep as he could into his gut. The instand he grabbed -anything- he'd begin to thrash his head about to cause more damage.

*Humans & Dogs*

As predicted by Vicious, the two pulled back slightly, keeping their vulnerable throats covered.

The first man gave a sharp yell in defiance, swinging his stick to meet the wolf's attack. Yet Vicious was one step in head of him, and the stick whistled harmless past. The second man was standing ready with his stick, but moved to protect his friend when it seemed he would be attacked. He was taken by surprise, yet still had some time to compensate. Lurching back, he managed to avoid a serious bite by Vicious. Still, the fangs bit into his abdoman, grinding into the muscles below.

Chinook reacted in a heartbeat, wheeling around as Vicious had sped past him. Gaping jaws swung for the wolf's hind limb, trying to grasp the lower part of the ankle...

Rin Tin was a bit slower in reacting, and despite being a year and a half Chinook's elder, the spirited dog wasn't so skilled at fighting. He tried though, and went right for the wolf's side.

The second man, realizing what had happened, swung his stick at Vicious, trying to strike him over the head.

Vicious

Huge body moved forward yet again, hoping the injured man would fall and lead him out of his own danger. If the human did succesfully fall back, Both the stick and the ankle attack should miss. After both (missed) their targets, he'd jumped over the fallen human and re aface them. However Rintin nicked his hind quarters instead of his stomach or upper side. With the speed of a mouse trap, his head slung to the side to bite the dog on his neck or face. It was more to scare the dog enough to get him away, but he bit with all his force, wanting skin to tear off the older dog.

*Humans & Dogs*

The man fell back, forced down by the superior weight of the wolf. While Vicious had turned his attentions to Rin Tin, the man had the thought of mind to use his walking stick against the preocupied wolf. Knowing that he couldn't readily kill or seriously injure such a large canine with a stick by wacking him with it, as most humans did, this man tried something different. Grasping it tightly in both hands, he thrust the end as hard as he could against Vicious's side.

The other man, taller and more muscled than his friend, swung his stick like a bat, aiming at the wolf's back.

Rin Tin yelped as his face was laid open and took a leap backwards, shaking his head with the pain. Chinook was startled by the bloody wound, and spurred into a rage at seeing his companion so hurt. "You're paying for that!" He snarled savagely, charging the larger canine. He went for the side of the neck this time.

Vicious

He felt the flesh of the dog tear, then grunted a soft whine as the human swung at his side. He jumped off the human, hoping to dodge the second's attack as well as Chinooks, quickly to turn around and hopefully grab the other human's arm as he swung down. He was aiming to break the arm that held the stick. Pushing all his weight into that arm, he pushed forward to dodge anymore on comming attacks by the dogs and fallen human.

*Humans & Dogs*

The second man struggled to his feet, gasping at the pain in his torn muscles. His attack had skimmed the fur on Vicious, but otherwise left him unscathed. "Kelvin!" With a yell, the man ran forward to deliever the wolf a sharp blow on the head. Unfortunately, Rin Tin got in his way. Still yelping and fretting about his torn face, the shepherd backed up blindly into his master. The man, unexpectant of this, fell back and rolled to his side. Before he could stop himself, he slid right off the edge of the cliff trail, tumbling at a break-neck speed down the near-verticle ascent.

Rin Tin turned, blinking through the blood that trickled into his eyes. "Oh, no!" He barked, then turned with a new fury to Vicious. Along with Chinook, the two charged the wolf again. While Rin Tin went for a hind leg, trying to bite and mangle the limb, Chinook went for the neck.

The first man was aiming his stick for another swing when Vicious got him. Though rather strong, his arm still gave in to the over one thousand pounds of pressure that the wolf applied. There was a dull crunch to accompany Vicious's bite, signalling the man's broken arm bones. The stick fell from his hand, at the same moment that the second fist came sailing forward, aiming to connect with the wolf's temple...

"Rinny! Chinook!" The first man's cries drifted up from over the cliff edge. Somehow, he had managed to avoid smashing his head or spine against the many boulders and trees that littered the steep cliff. The same couldn't be said for the other bones of his body, of which several were broken. Luckily for the man, he had come to rest after sailing over a sloping ridge and landing in the sturdy branches of an old juniper. The tree had nearly been jarred from its percarious perch in a wide crevis, but managed to stay rooted in the cliff wall.

Vicious

He smiled in victory to the arm break, but heard a swing noise. He moved his head but the hit pounded onto the top of his skull. Again he heard the dogs comming at him. Quickly he released the human's mangled arm and jumped up to dodge Chinooks attack, but Rin Tin got ahold of his healing leg. He wouldn't let them know it was healing. But a lump inside would signify the healing of a break.

Vicious whipped around to grab at Rin Tin's front paw. With all he might he would yank forward to get the dog off his leg. Though he had to be quick. There was still two others. Hopefully they would stall just a bit to get this whimp of his leg.

*Humans & Dogs*

Rin Tin thrashed his head, digging his fangs in as much as he could into the limb. His hold was released when Vicious got his paw. Try as he might, the shephered couldn't match the wolf's strength, and he was pulled away. His fangs instantly sought a new target though; the wolf's muzzle.

Chinook adjusted quickly and leapted for Vicious again, changing his target from the throat to the shoulder.

The man was about to have another go at Vicious, but thought better of it. He scrambled for his pack and began rummaging through it with one arm.

Vicious

As Rin Tin went for his muzzle, he ducked and came up with a raging bite for the dogs gullet. Right where the dogs wind pipe would be, with all his might he bit down, hoping to cut the air and make the dog sufficate to death. But soon Vicious heard the sound of scruffling and a human pack. He growled, most of this noise was followed by a shot or a dagger. He felt fangs in his shoulder and he grimanced. If his attack hit Rin Tin, he would ignore Chinook and once again go after the man and the pack. With his only useful arm occupied, the wolf would leap to his head, hopefully before he found what he was looking for.

*Humans & Dogs*

Rin Tin was caught and gave a muffled yelp as jaws squeezed tight over his airway. He scrambled and fought with Vicious for a brief moment until the wolf released him. Gasping and bleeding from his new wound, the shephered floundered on the ground for a moment before staggering up, weezing and coughing.

Chinook stayed right with Vicious, snapping and tearing at what he could, while directing his bites for the shoulder and neck if he could.

The man had pulled out a small, shiny silver, rectangular object, about the size of a mouse. Before Vicious had time to reach him, he flipped open the little obeject and pressed frantically at it, which created little 'beep' noises. Having no time to do anything further, the man dropped the little object and threw up his good arm to fend off Vicious. Teeth sank into his limb, saving his head from any immediate damage. Having been crouched down, the man lost his balance and fell backwards, kicking and struggling with the wolf.

The little object continued to make noises, now ringing. Then a human voice came from it.

Vicious

Bits of fur and skin skimmed off his shoulder and lower part of his neck. However, He felt the human's other arm in his mouth, now bit down as hard as he could and thrashed his head about to break the last remaining arm. He wouldn't let go until he heard a snap.

When- he hears the snap he'd turn quickly on Chinook. He aimed for the dogs hind limp the throw the pest off of him as he did the other. He he couldn't reach the leg, he'd hit the flank, a most tender part of the animal body. He tried to get to dog to yelp and let go, or just to be drug off.

*Human & Dogs*

The man once again was beaten by Vicious, his arm broken between the mighty jaws. Not having much else to do, he began to kick out with his legs, trying to aim a good blow to the wolf's stomach. And strangely, he began to yell towards the little object that he had taken out of the pack. And a voice continued to reply from the box.

Chinook was thrown back, yelping at the fresh pain. But he wouldn't be detered that easily, and came charging back, trying to dig his fangs into the same spot as before.

Rin Tin circled around the group, barking coarsely between coughs, his neck bleeding. "You've done enough damage, wolf! Leave off!"

And further down the cliff, the voice of the fallen man called up. But there wasn't a thing he could do to save his friend and dogs.

Vicious

He felt a blow graze his stomach, the a hit in his gut. Only a gruff and he lept up again and aimed for the mans neck. No arms to protect that vital organ. He bit, and bit as much as he could until he had a firm grip on the mans throat. Then bit down as hard as he could and thrashed his head savagely. Only after the man stopped moving, and his life had left him, would he turn to Rin Tin. " One of you will die, I will only spare one human and one dog. Choose which one, you or your older partner." He turned to Chinook with a sneering smile. "He's lived a long life. You have more to live for right, pup?" He growled and waited.

*Humans & Dogs*

The man tried to fight, but there was little he could do with two broken arms. His throat gave in easily to Vicious's power, leaving the man dead in a matter of moments.

Chinook and Rin Tin backed up a bit, sensing they could do nothing to help Kelvin now. Oh well, he wasn't their master anyway. "You'll take neither of us!" Chinook snarled, head lowered defensively.

Rin Tin stood beside his companion, panting hard but recovering from the near-suffocating bite he took. His neck still bled from it though. "Neither of us will die!" The shepherd replied, stepped forward and bristling again, "If one of us is to die, we'll take you down too!"

Vicious

He was thrilled when the human lost his life. Then turned to Rin Tin and Chinook. "To bad, One of you could have lived." His yellow eye grew bright now with fury. Quickly he rushed to them. Now, he made for a fake attack, wanting the dogs to protect themselves like his earlier stunt. He popped up just a tad. Hoping the dogs would raise their head to snap at a flying body. But he did not fly. Instead of leaping over them, when he popped up, his head lowered once again and aimed for a hopefully revealed throat. Rin Tin's throat. He was ready to finish his job.

If the dog did as he had planned and he accually got ahold of his throat. He would bite down as hard as possible, pushing all his weight against the dog while thrashing his head. Hoping to kill the pup quickly.

If the plan didn't pull through, instead of attacking, he would jump at the last minute and wheel around to chomp down on Chinooks leg.

Chinook & Rin Tin

Rin Tin would have fallen for the trick, but his buddy learned quick. All those coyote fights had paid off; the quick little rascals really kept you on your paws when you fought a pack of them. As Rin Tin raised his muzzle to snap at Vicious, Chinook stepped swiftly in front of him, pushing him aside so that the wolf would have no target to hit.

The hybrid spun around as Vicious landed, just pulling his leg back before it would have been seized by the larger canine. Snarling like a devil, he began to circle slowly around the wolf, feeling the fire of pain in his own wounds. "One isn't good enough for me. Both of us are living to see tomorrow."

Rin Tin, catching on to the plan, began to circle along with his friend, glaring hatefully at Vicious.

Meanwhile, the tiny little box on the ground, which the human had pulled from the bag, still made noise.

Vicious

Vicious held still as the began to circle him. Thoughts tossed about in his head quickly to find a way to distroy these mongrels. His fake attacks were no longer working, especially on Chinook. His ears played back as he watch the two. He now started learning their moves. Or at least thought he had them down.

quickly he pushed off after Rin Tin, however his ears were held back to listen for Chinook. With a sharp snap at the dogs side, he only gave short effort. Listening, As soon as Chinook was close enough he'd wheel around and meet him fang to fang. Or if he was lucky, find his throat.

Chinook & Rin Tin

Rin Tin plowed forward to meet Vicious, but wasn't as fast as the wolf, and his side recieved the punishement of the other's fangs. As predicted, Chinook bolted forward to protect his friend, and was quick enough to assess the change in direction that his enemy made, and met him fang-to-fang.

Rin Tin was growing a bit tired now, for he wasn't use to fighting so much. While he too took part in the fighting with coyotes, it was the wolf-hybrid who really took them down. Panting still, the shepherd, launched at the wolf, trying to bury his fangs into the other's haunch.

Vicious

I've got that feeling deep inside
Well what it is I don't know
My vengeance starts to change
My mind gets filled with rage
I raise my fists up to the sky

Whatdaya see?

The fear I see when I look in your eyes
Makes you believe I'm one of a kind
The fear I leave in the back of your mind
Makes you believe I'm
One of a kind

And Now I feel like I'm alive
Don't know just how I got so low
These voices in my mind
Tell me it's killing time
It is a thrill I can't describe

Whatdaya see?

The fear I see when I look in your eyes
Makes you believe I'm one of a kind
The fear I leave in the back of your mind
Makes you believe I'm one of a kind

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Teeth met with Chinooks and he threw his head to release his clash. Soon a pain struck his hind and he growled, His head swung around and bit at Rin Tin's ear. Biting as hard as he could, trying to get the whole thing in his mouth, he clamp his mouth shut and ripped away. Hopping to take the whole thing with him.

Chinook & Rin Tin

A horrible yelp sounded as Rin Tin's ear was clamped down on. Being a german shepherd, his ears were very long and tall, so it was a good deal of flesh that Vicious got a hold of. Unfortunately for the dog, it was also thin flesh, which gave way to the powerful jaws. As Rin Tin struggled and finally pulled back, it was at the cost of his right ear. Blood trickled down from the stump, sinking into his fur.

Chinook was furious at this, and threw himself at the wolf with unrelenting anger. Long jaws snapped for the enemy's neck.

Vicious

He had turned as the dog had let go of him. Pulling away, Chinnok Had grabbed his mid back instead of his neck. In pain he roared and turn. No he aimed for Chinook's front foot, and instead of trying to pull the dog off. Vicious bit down with all his force to break the bone in half.

Chinook & Rin Tin

Chinook bit hard, trying to inflict the worse damage he could before leaping back. But Vicious had caught him this time, and the cost to the hybrid was a broken foot. He couldn't help but yelp at this sudden, stabbing pain. But through the agony, he never lost control of himself, and sent his keen fangs for the wolf's face, aiming for the sensative nose and eyes.

Rin Tin was horrified about his ear, but at his friend's yelp, he sprung back into action. The shephered threw himself at Vicious, going for the neck as Chinook had.

Vicious

Vicious felt teeth dig into his uper forhead, grabbing onto his full ear while he turned again and went for the other front foot, snapping at it quickly and holding tight to break that one as well. If all went well, the dog would no longer be able to stand.

Rin Tin too took his part and bit his lower neck on the top side. This made his crunch on Chinook harder. Only after assuring the second break, he would do the same for Rin Tin. Lurching after the the shephered's front legs trying to break one, then go for the other.

Chinook & Rin Tin

Chinook mauled at the wolf's head as best he could, knowing how badly the forehead would bleed when it was cut. He hoped for the blood to run into Vicious's eyes so that Rin Tin could have a better chance at escaping; for now Chinook realized he couldn't get away. His other front paw was broken now.

Rin Tin thrashed violently when he got his hold, trying to inflict massive damage on the neck.

Vicious

He felt the blood running down his face. Filling in his empty eye socket and lightly drizling past his good eye. But he was use to ill sight, it only strengthened his other senses. He could feel the teeth of Rin Tin thrashing into his neck and he turned violently to the front legs of Rin Tin as well. Knowing his twisting would tear his own skin worse, but if it insured their deaths, it would be worth it.

He moved away from Chinook, knowing the imoble dig would not be able to come after him. He was trying to lure Rin Tin away from the safety of his friend. Then Vicious continued at his front legs. If they were to hard to get he would go for the hind legs. Handicaping was his new strategy.

Chinook & Rin Tin

Chinook scrabbled at the ground, rising for a split second before crashing to his side with a pained cry. "Rinny, run!" The hybrid barked to his friend, staring intently with slightly glazed eyes.

Rin Tin savored his hold, thrashing wildly as he dug his teeth in. He scarecly heard his companion's warning. And he didn't notice the change in attacks by Vicious. Before he knew it, one leg was caught up by the wolf and crushed. Yelping, he released his hold on the neck and went to spring back. But in his attempt, he fumbled and couldn't evade the next strike by Vicious, which cost him his other front limb. The shepherd fell to the ground, his broken limbs unable to hold him up.

Vicious

The brute smiled with malice and cackled to Rin Tin. "I like you boy, you have spunk... too bad you belonged to humans. How about this, you give me a message, I'll relay it safely to whoever you want." He growled then turned to Chinook. Walking slowly up to the imoble dog. Just to ensure no fight, he walked behind the dog and grabbed at both of his hind legs. Knowing it was futile to try and dodge him. He bit to snap both legs, then hovered just above the dogs gut. Lowering his head bit at Chinooks belly. Tearing at his his belly, his goal to dig out his organ and lay them in Chinooks views. Rin Tin would be next, after his final message. Until then Vicious kept at his work to tearing out Chinooks insides.

Chinook & Rin Tin

Chinook's eyes, wide but brutally defiant, watched Vicious's single orb as he closed in. His breath was quick and heavy, but his bloody trap was kept shut and silent. An ominous, low rumble was given as the wolf circled around behind him, and the hybrid shifted as much as he could to watch his enemy's movements; although it was useless. "You coward..." Chinook growled deeply, his fangs baring for a moment as his breath quickened in fear. Try as he might, he couldn't help but yelp as his hind legs were crushed, leaving him even more helpless than before.

"Chinook! No, leave him be!" Rin Tin cried out, hobbling forward a short distance before being overtaken by pain and forced back onto the ground. "Leave him alone!" The shepherd howled out, but could do nothing to aid his friend.

Chinook quivered, but his face remained defiant against the overwhelming fear and pain that raced through his beaten body. And then the true agony hit him, as Vicious went for his soft stomach. A horrendous howl escaped his black and tan muzzle, renting the air with such a horrible cry that it was only matched by Rin Tin's begging howl for Vicious to spare his good friend. The hybrid kicked out and struggled, but his broken limbs couldn't do any damage to his tormentor, much less bring him any protection. Slowly, the energy waned from his body and his big head eased shakily to the crimson-stained ground. His breath was now shallow and gaspy, and his eyes stairing. His tortured expression bore a faint grimace as he looked at his own entrails, but the pain was gone now. His eyes, open and staring, finally lost their sight.

"No, Chinook!" Rin Tin's voice rose to a wailing pitch. Never had he heard such horrible cries from his friend before, and it shocked him to his very soul; Chinook was the strong one. Insane fear welled up in the shepherd as he looked unblinkingly at Vicious, "W-why?"

Vicious

His teeth bathed in the dogs organ blood, then dropped them just infront of his face. Emotionless eyes stared deep into Rin Tins, he began to make his way up tothe shephered and growled out to him. "Why?" He snarled. " Because you two are human loving dogs, I gave you the chance to choose one, and told you both would go down if you faced up to me. Because I favor you, you will be quick, say hello and tell him he had his chance. Now any last..." He snapped ahold of Rin Tin's throat, hanging onto it tight enough so the dog couldn't snap at him, but loose enough to talk. "... messages to anyone you know?" He growled, waiting and after a message, he'd snap his jaws together to end the dogs life.

Only after both dogs where dead would he take the silver box and hold it in his mouth. Looking over the edge to the human who was laying on the top of a tree. He saw no way to get down... And decided to do a favor, to get his own name out. He aimed then tossed the phone to land on the boys chest. Then let his head up to howl for all to hear his victory, then turned and raced out of the lands.

Rin Tin

Rin Tin flinched as the deadly jaws embraced his throat, but knew there was absolutely nothing that he could do to stop what was going to happen. He would go down valiantly at least, and try to be his strongest in the face of death. Fighting the urge to snarl or otherwise back-talk his agressor, the shepherd decided on taking the wolf's offer. Might as well say good-bye as long as he had the chance; it was better than nothing. "Cinnamon... Down Town, near the waterpark..." He paused, closing his eyes tight for a brief moment before opening them again, "Tell her... goodbye." He grimaced as his eyes welled with moisture, but he refused to show anything more than that. He would prefere to send a message of love to her, but he wouldn't speak such matters to this enemy. With his message down, he looked up to Vicious before his eyes went wide and his body flinched at the delivered bite. His bloody jaws parted, but only a death rattle escaped.

The guy was startled to find the little box being thrown to him. It was to be his savior, for it was a cellphone.