[align=center][div style="text-align: justify; width: 65%; font-family: arial; font-size: 9pt; letter-spacing: 0px;"][align=center][div style=" background-color: transparent; border: 0px solid black; width: 70%; min-height: 9px; font-family:; line-height: 110%; text-align: justify; padding: 20px"] Her paws ached, the soft flesh rubbed raw from the trek across the railroad tracks. It wasn't even too long of a walk, she had just been a little too used to being pampered the last year and a half. Trotting towards the end of the tracks and letting out a puff of smoke in the content of having finished the walk to the border, she finally paused to take a quick moment of rest. Flickering her snake-like tongue from between her jaws, she scanned the area with her glowing gaze as she stood, not really finding anything of particular interest. Well, that is until she caught the sight of a particularly shiny pair of bells.
Brushing past the wooden sign with the Typhoon's emblem on it, she made a beeline for the sparkly items. It wasn't that she didn't know what they were - she knew full well they made noise and similar shit - she just really wanted to crush one between her teeth. The residents of this place surely wouldn't mind, they did just make her walk a few miles across some not very soft railroad tracks just to get here, so they can surely sacrifice one of these pretty bells in exchange. It's not like she was taking both of them, she was actually being quite generous if you thought about it.
Within a few moments of arrival, she already held one of the gorgeous gold-flecked bells between her teeth. It took quite a bit of noise to rip it off the ribbon, but Sango was fairly sure it would all be worth it in the end. She held the item in her mouth for a moment, letting the searing heat of her mouth soften the metal a little bit before finally biting down. Unsurprisingly, it wasn't as tasty or made a crunch as satisfying as she expected, but oh well.
Spitting out the remaining smoldering bits of the bell, the lion-sized hound leaned back onto her haunches to wait for someone to arrive so she could perhaps find a different way to entertain herself rather than destroying the group's property.
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Brushing past the wooden sign with the Typhoon's emblem on it, she made a beeline for the sparkly items. It wasn't that she didn't know what they were - she knew full well they made noise and similar shit - she just really wanted to crush one between her teeth. The residents of this place surely wouldn't mind, they did just make her walk a few miles across some not very soft railroad tracks just to get here, so they can surely sacrifice one of these pretty bells in exchange. It's not like she was taking both of them, she was actually being quite generous if you thought about it.
Within a few moments of arrival, she already held one of the gorgeous gold-flecked bells between her teeth. It took quite a bit of noise to rip it off the ribbon, but Sango was fairly sure it would all be worth it in the end. She held the item in her mouth for a moment, letting the searing heat of her mouth soften the metal a little bit before finally biting down. Unsurprisingly, it wasn't as tasty or made a crunch as satisfying as she expected, but oh well.
Spitting out the remaining smoldering bits of the bell, the lion-sized hound leaned back onto her haunches to wait for someone to arrive so she could perhaps find a different way to entertain herself rather than destroying the group's property.
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