<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=119737.msg5237471#msg5237471">Quote from: SammyGirl on 21-09-2011, 05:57:02</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">**Viridian Forest**<br/><br/>The roar of deafening flames cracked the air, and the rattata, startled by the scream of a human, attempted to run. But it was too late. The fire from Kavarr's mouth whirled like a cyclone around the small creature, penning it in with a ring of flame. The fire ebbed just enough that they could see it trapped in the center, breathing hard, looking around frantically for some means of escape.<br/><br/>Kavarr wouldn't let it have one. <br/><br/>Spreading his wings, he lurched forward, bringing a heavy foot down on the frightened creature. The small rat screamed in pain, all the while struggling to get free. It even gnawed with its sharp little teeth, trying to break through the armor-like scales of the charizard's foot. Kavarr's grin turned wicked, and he leaned down, picking the pokemon up and squeezing it in his huge hand-like claws. He glanced at Sarianna to be sure that she was watching him, then opened his mouth and snapped his jaws around the flailing creature's head.<br/><br/>A sickening crunch cut through the air, blood trailing down his jaws and throat. He jerked his head back, separating his victim's head from its shoulders, bathing himself in a brief spray of its life. He swallowed, ignoring the still-twitching limbs of the remainder of the creature's body until he was ready to devour the rest.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Sarianna's eyes turned into fearful ones as she turned her head, moments later she began to sob. She had tried, she had tried to warn the little creature but Kavarr was too quick for it and her warning too late. "Monster." She murmured, calling him for what he was and yet she couldn't free herself of him.<br/><br/>"You made your point Kavarr." She said as she glared at him fear tears staining her face. She saw this kind of thing lots of times with him, yet each time he knew how much it hurt her to have to watch and listen.