03-24-2018, 09:31 PM
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KILLUA
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Gathering intel on his targets was one of his primary goals in training when he lived in the castle that his family had built several years ago. It wasn't exactly hard to make it accessable or even really ask questions to figure out what I wanted to know. The issue with the clans that he decided to stay in, is that they were more than willing to show their secrets to those around them. And Killua considered secrets to be what powers one would have, where they came from, their knowledge on the clan, and one could learn a lot by someone's age and experience that they had gone through. The groups commonly held spars with one another, and even if he didn't participate he would be able to get an understand of the two animal's fighting styles quite quickly. Not everyone fought the exact same way, and if someone had a similar style, there were going be subtle differences here and there. Killua himself had often done spars, hoping that maybe his target would end up joining in the battle, but he wasn't always that lucky. At least he was able to gather more information on the creatures that decided to make this his home. Most of the time though Killua was most likely the one with the most powers in the group. Which he was fine with. There were a couple clanners that just had bigger bodies, but none of that seemed to make Killua worry that he would struggle if they turned against him. The assassin was smart enough to realize which fights he could and couldn't win. He wasn't going to waste his time with a fight that would just give him injuries forcing him to heal up in the process. Either way, he was usually quick to gather how a group acted based on the way their leader interacted with the rest of them. Those that were lazy and didn't want to do anything would reflect that onto the clans themselves. After all, they were supposed to be role models. At one point when he was in a clan, not for a mission, but just to get away from his brother, the wildcat had been asked if he wanted to be a leader. No way he would have the patience to deal with animals that didn't even like him. The only reasons he ever got promoted was for the fact that he was around most of the time and had been there since the beginning the group was there so he had experience more than they could ever know. He often wondered that every time he joined with another group, whether or not they would try to make him into the weapon that his family had designed him to be. It would make it a whole lot easier if they were just going to use him to just keep him around and not bother to get to know him. Not like he wanted others to know where he was from and what he was capable of. Hell, his adopted sister didn't end up knowing because he was absolutely terrified at the thought of telling her what he was and that his brother could use that knowledge against her.
Killua knew Jacob. Not in the sense that one would think. He only knew the hybrid's name and that he liked knitting. Other than that he couldn't really care about the other male. But being as young as he was meant that he could be curious here and there when it came to the personalities of the animals that lived in this place. All of them didn't seem to be concerned about their well being at all. Which was a weakness that most groups tended to have as they were never prepared for what they were going to deal with in the future. Whatever happened to them wasn't his business. Although, he probably wouldn't stand around if someone younger than him was getting slaughtered. That coldness of his heart had at least been melted away a little bit for even that to happen. The wildcat didn't spend all that much time in camp, more like keeping to himself. He didn't care about the stares that he got from the other animals that lived in this place. The wildcat just wanted to be able to rest so that he wouldn't have to worry about his damn scars anymore. He was just waiting for them to be hidden by his long white fur. One thing was clear while he was staying here, he wasn't going to end up going hungry. Even if he didn't eat as much protein as he probably should, he just wanted candy. It was his coping mechanism after all and with his rampant anxiety, it was a good way to calm him down. Making his way back to camp, he was able to catch the very distinct smell of pastries. Specifically cookies. He was fine when it came to cookies, but he didn't even remember the last time he had one of them. His metal claws clicked across the surface of the stone floor as he walked, his sapphire blue eyes looking calmly around for where the smell was coming from. The young apprentice seemed to be on high alert all the time, this didn't seem to be any different. Then he noticed that the hybrid was sitting there and seemed to hesitate for a couple moments. Q n A huh? He had never done one of those for obvious reasons and he wasn't about to do it now. He flicked one of his large ears as he made his way over, looking at the cookies that were there. The albino serval would look at all the cookies that were there before picking up one chocolate chip cookie with his metal claws. He impaled it so that he wouldn't get any crumbs on the pads of his paw. Killua did sit around a bit of a distance away from the other, approximately four feet from the canine. "Dang, all of you guys here sure know how to bake. I sure did pick the right place." Killua said with a small smirk spreading across his facial features as he took a bit of the cookie. Not bad he had to admit. After swallowing though he would ask his question, not caring if the other answered him or not. "So where are you from? You obviously aren't from here considering this place just formed." Killua asked calmly. There was no threat from behind his tone, he just wanted to know.
Killua knew Jacob. Not in the sense that one would think. He only knew the hybrid's name and that he liked knitting. Other than that he couldn't really care about the other male. But being as young as he was meant that he could be curious here and there when it came to the personalities of the animals that lived in this place. All of them didn't seem to be concerned about their well being at all. Which was a weakness that most groups tended to have as they were never prepared for what they were going to deal with in the future. Whatever happened to them wasn't his business. Although, he probably wouldn't stand around if someone younger than him was getting slaughtered. That coldness of his heart had at least been melted away a little bit for even that to happen. The wildcat didn't spend all that much time in camp, more like keeping to himself. He didn't care about the stares that he got from the other animals that lived in this place. The wildcat just wanted to be able to rest so that he wouldn't have to worry about his damn scars anymore. He was just waiting for them to be hidden by his long white fur. One thing was clear while he was staying here, he wasn't going to end up going hungry. Even if he didn't eat as much protein as he probably should, he just wanted candy. It was his coping mechanism after all and with his rampant anxiety, it was a good way to calm him down. Making his way back to camp, he was able to catch the very distinct smell of pastries. Specifically cookies. He was fine when it came to cookies, but he didn't even remember the last time he had one of them. His metal claws clicked across the surface of the stone floor as he walked, his sapphire blue eyes looking calmly around for where the smell was coming from. The young apprentice seemed to be on high alert all the time, this didn't seem to be any different. Then he noticed that the hybrid was sitting there and seemed to hesitate for a couple moments. Q n A huh? He had never done one of those for obvious reasons and he wasn't about to do it now. He flicked one of his large ears as he made his way over, looking at the cookies that were there. The albino serval would look at all the cookies that were there before picking up one chocolate chip cookie with his metal claws. He impaled it so that he wouldn't get any crumbs on the pads of his paw. Killua did sit around a bit of a distance away from the other, approximately four feet from the canine. "Dang, all of you guys here sure know how to bake. I sure did pick the right place." Killua said with a small smirk spreading across his facial features as he took a bit of the cookie. Not bad he had to admit. After swallowing though he would ask his question, not caring if the other answered him or not. "So where are you from? You obviously aren't from here considering this place just formed." Killua asked calmly. There was no threat from behind his tone, he just wanted to know.
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