Nanuka/Tango

The two cougars moved swiftly down an alley way and now were down by the stores.She stayed hidden waiting for an innocent person(s) t owalk by.

Kong

After a successful wolf kill to the north, Kong was brought back to the Town by his master. He was a rare color for a King Hound, and bore a striking scar near his right eye, like the namesake for which the humans dubbed him. He had apt fighting abilities to go with, and a fierce, loyal, and defiant attitude to match. Unlike many others of his kind, Kong rarely wore the traditional spike collars. However, he was right now, because his master needed to show others that he was a tame canine, and a King Hound at that.

The ebony brute caught scent of the felines as he roved down the street. Weighing in at 240 pounds and standing 40 inches tall, Kong was the maximum size for his breed, and outweight most cougars, especially females. However, he lacked the vital, sharp claws of the felines, and so was wary with the species.

Knowing the streets pretty well, Kong traveled around and found his way to the duo as they crouched, weighting for their prey. "Big cats don't belong in town." He growled, advancing on the cats. Unlike with wolves, Kong didn't charge these two. He may be unusually big and a crafty killer, but a canine was a sore match for a large feline. He had to play his cards right.

Kong & *Humans*

As Kong waiting for the felines to make a move, he barked loudly, his voice booming in the narrow space where the two had choosen their ambush area.

The barking was quick to draw the attention of several people. And just like that, Nanuka and Tango no longer had a hiding space. A group of seven people advanced on the scene after getting a look at the cougars. They each had a weapon of some sort; from pipes to clubs, and even a handgun.

A call was given and a series of words. A few of which Kong understood. More commands. Obeying the humans, Kong retreated from the cougars and joined the mass of two-leggers, snarling defiantly at the cougars. Yes, they didn't want him in the way when they fired their gun...

Kong figured the humans could handle the cats now, especially with more two-leggers on the way. With one last look, he turned from the growing crowd and set out to find his favorite prey; wolves.

Nanuka/Tango

She growled at the dog and let out a loud cougar roar."mangy mutt"She hissed and then saw the people approaching and swatted at thing air in warning her ears back.She backed away and another growl was released

Tango:he was now totally unsure of the situation and backed faster then his mother.

Vicious

The gray wolf seemed to come out of no where and attacked a human in the back of the crowd. Bitting him in the shoulder to get him to scream. Seeing the cougars in trouble, but why should he care. His bite was strong enough to distroy the use of the humans arm, hopefully deep enough to get that major vien, but it was only luck that would tell if he did.

His fur raised as he saw the dog on the ground, it was his fault that these creatures were exposed. Vicious planned on finishing him off one he led the humans away. Was he playing hero? no, not at all, He was still here to gain his bounty. After he led the humans away, he had a plan to kill them off.

Remy

The young hybrid wolf padded down the street, smiling at himself. How sly he was to get away. Suddenly a sent was caught in the air. He quickly followed it, and saw two cougers, along with a wolf attacking humans who held weapons. He growled, but was confused if he should help the humans or wolf.... He lifted his head, howling at the sky, something he had come accustom to as a pup when he was scared and confused. Then, slowly, growling with his body ready to attack or dodge, he aproced, chosing this as the only way to know who to attack and not to. After all, he was still young, and not completly ready to chose the wild or humans yet...

Vicious

Single eye flared as he saw another wolf approach the scene. He stayed on his toes, wondering if the wolf would attack or not. He didn't car what happened to the pup, litterally, he just wanted his own bounty up. He was just that way.