Once, once he said. She'd been here more than once to try and fix the situation. Always met with the same vague he did this or she did that and she was tired of it. The straw that broke everything was his own reaction to the problem. He didn't even treat them like they had been friends, like an ally should be and in her own face he showed disrespect of her and her own. What kind of friend would do that do someone that willingly gave them things, traded with them, sent over ambassadors to check in and keep up communicates. They were not friends and she would be surprised if they had any others willing to stand up for them because of their poor judgement and social skills. She'd never forgive them for this murder that they pushed on to her home and her bearers. Never. Even when she sat this wind up, the way that muscles flexed in his neck as he prepared himself for the head bash she did not move. The woman was ready, pain and misery wrapped up in one and she would take everything from him. A child who deserved a better home then murderous creatures who ate others just because of her decision to drop them to neutrals. They couldn't take the judgement that they had caused and it sickened her immensely.

Despite it all when his head cracked against her own her head whipped back, a growl of pure anger grinding from her throat as the world blacked out for a moment. But that moment was short lived and even as he escaped her grasp that blinding rage that had built up for so long fueled her. The world came back into focus and now things were dyed in a hideous red, burning all around her and as he stepped back she surged forward. It was like a tank colliding with a car, her back claws dug into the ground as he slammed himself against her. But she outweighed him by a good measure and she saw her chance to attempt to bite down on the back of his neck as he surged at her again. She saw his fury, his pain, his anger, possible desperation but she couldn't bring herself to care about it. If she managed to lock her jaws around the back of his neck she would then attempt to force his head down hard against the ground, blood dribbling from the corners of her mouth as she struggled not to break it. The female wasn't a murderer of no cause like them and she wouldn't stoop to that level. Claws moved and aimed to pin his head against the ground with rough movements, one aimed to press hard against his throat and cut off the air. "My sorry excuse for a clan!? Ya don't learn. Ya or your ingrates! This is my declaration and not ya's! The Ascendants better not be found anywhere near our territory again or the next time I'll kill them and I'll hang their body up for ya tae see it!" Her voice ripped from her as she moved away from the lion then, gaze heated and body still waiting to drive claws in flesh and feel his skin tearing beneath her teeth. But she was done and what had happened was done.

Whipping around she lifted her tails, the appendages snapping as she gave a heated howl into the area that echoed through the Observatory. "Let's go Sunhaven. I don't want to see any more of this filth." She would be on standby and wait for her group to leave, the last one to be out as she stood her ground and watched with blood starting to lift up from her own wounds and into the air in small globs that shifted and morphed into small needles. Her head was swimming, body shaking just slightly but she wouldn't be leaving anyone behind here.

-- for sunhaveners, marina has given the go ahead for them to leave as she sees her point as being made as of right now so feel free to pull your character out of the raid. : )


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