04-02-2018, 10:59 PM
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[shadow=darkblue,right]KILLUA[/shadow]
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Killua could honestly care less whether or not someone had considered to be trespassing. They could really do whatever the hell they wanted. It depended on whether or not he would end up interacting with them that would be the deciding factor. He guessed that some could call him a gatekeeper in that he met most of the creatures that were near the border of the clan or needed some form of assistance. At some points since he had been in the clans, Killua began to feel as if he was getting soft in more ways than one. He was more than willing to listen to the story that others wanted to talk about. He was quick to hold a conversation with those that he simply came across because it was better than him sitting alone with his own thoughts and the whispers that constantly went through his head. Anything better than that. He couldn't take the thought of his brother being nearby each time he did hear the whispers. Which would always send a small wake of panic through his chest, always causing his breath to hitch in the end. The assassin had a lot on his plate to worry about, and for that his mind was constantly running. Maybe running a little bit too much because he didn't know when the hell to relax while he was around others. His ears constantly moving to listen to nearby movements of those that lived in the clan or simply just nearby movements for him to keep track of. On top of being more likely to talk to others, he was more likely to come to their aid. Why though? He had no connection with those that lived in the area after all. Why should he? Killua got the feeling that they cared about him on the simple factor that he lived here for the time being. What would their reaction be if he was just some loner that was walking around the territories and didn't have a place in the clans? It would probably be somewhat different, but all of these groups were full of surprises. He hadn't seen Roy in a good while now, which just meant that he was going to have to be the one to help others while they were injured. Unless there was an animal in the clan that actually had powers that could help someone heal. He had his electricity elemental powers, but not having charged himself up in several weeks meant that his powers wouldn't activated until he charged himself up. A painful process yes, but it was much needed one if he was going to be able to use his powers. He could use said power to be able to cauterize wounds so that they would no longer bleed anymore, but burning the one that he was trying to help. Pain was something that the clanners didn't enjoy experiencing no matter what degree it came in. Besides, he wasn't about to use any of his powers around the group right now as he still didn't trust anyone. Trying to figure out if there was truly something that they were hiding that was their kindness. The wildcat didn't need the group to know everything about himself. He would only tell a select few about what he was capable of but beyond that the idea of an entire group knowing what he did make him somewhat scared. After all, if his brother needed information on him without directly asking him, it just meant that his older brother could take anyone from Snowbound and dig into their minds in a not so nice way and get whatever the hell he wanted. Was he willing to take a risk like that? He still didn't know, as the idea was still up in the air as worst possible scenarios right now. The assassin needed to focus now though, and he could feel a headache slightly brimming as he looked at the dark figure in the tunnel. He didn't recognize her, having never met a dingo the entire time that he had been in the clans. He knew most common species here and there, most of them being domestic cats and a few of them being larger animals sprinkled here and there. Not like he really cared about how large an animal was as it really made no difference to the likes of him either. Killua didn't really care if he ended up scaring others with his appearance. It was an instance that those in the group were going to have to get used to if they didn't see him walking over toward them. Which was somewhat rare, because back outside there were trees that he liked to hang out in with every possible chance that he was given.
His stark white fur easily making it so that he could blend into his surroundings whenever the hell he wanted. He liked being in high areas as it gave him a good vantage point if he needed to attack someone, or if someone lost their temper and try to attack him. Being underground wasn't something that he greatly enjoyed all that much. There were too many factors to take into consideration with a cave, such as a cave in, getting lost, or other factors like flooding. Besides, he had been stuck in a cave due to a cave in as a creature had tried to trap him and the rest of the clan in the cave. Luckily he was able to get himself and the rest of the group outside of the cave. That was months ago now though, and he wasn't as afraid as one would consider himself to be. The large radar-like ears that were on the top of his head began to swivel in the direction of someone walking toward him. He had begun to memorize the creatures way of walking and identified it as Jacob. So the other was coming to investigate as well? That was fine with him. It just meant that he would have to do less talking on his part. The young male flicked one of his ears as he turned his attention back toward the canine. An amused chuckle escaping his jaws as the albino black mamba that was around his neck flicked its black tongue in the dingo's direction. "Gomen. Basically yeah. This is Snowbound." The assassin stated calmly, his sapphire blue eyes drawn toward the glowing artifact that was around her neck. Did it glow based on the other's emotion? He had to admit that was pretty damn cool in his mind, but the apprentice was too stubborn to say it out loud. Killua watched the other reaction toward him, and as soon as he saw the look in her eye, familiarity, he knew that there was something wrong. And when she spoke again it just made everything. It was subtle, but Killua clenched his jaws, his body language not changing in the slightest as he continued to show that he was relaxed for the majority of their interaction. Killua simply would shrug his shoulders at her statement. "There are plenty of albino servals out there. I'm not the only one." The former deputy would state calmly, but wondered why the other thought that he looked familiar in some way. It made him uneasy. The snake that was around his throat tightened its grip on him, obviously reading off of the emotion of the other in some way. When Jacob came onto the scene though, the thing around the female's neck flared to life. What the hell? Killua looked shocked for a moment at the sudden light, his sensitive eyes having to adjust fairly quickly to the change in brightness. "Y..Yeah, I think so. I've seen him walk like that." Killua would say calmly, although he made sure that he didn't say it all that loud so that if Jacob wanted to answer her question, he could do it himself. "What's your name?" The assassin questioned the other before he sat himself down in the cave. Probably not the best method if she became a threat. It was obvious that he was keeping his distance from everyone else. Including Jacob himself, despite the other's kind demeanor.
His stark white fur easily making it so that he could blend into his surroundings whenever the hell he wanted. He liked being in high areas as it gave him a good vantage point if he needed to attack someone, or if someone lost their temper and try to attack him. Being underground wasn't something that he greatly enjoyed all that much. There were too many factors to take into consideration with a cave, such as a cave in, getting lost, or other factors like flooding. Besides, he had been stuck in a cave due to a cave in as a creature had tried to trap him and the rest of the clan in the cave. Luckily he was able to get himself and the rest of the group outside of the cave. That was months ago now though, and he wasn't as afraid as one would consider himself to be. The large radar-like ears that were on the top of his head began to swivel in the direction of someone walking toward him. He had begun to memorize the creatures way of walking and identified it as Jacob. So the other was coming to investigate as well? That was fine with him. It just meant that he would have to do less talking on his part. The young male flicked one of his ears as he turned his attention back toward the canine. An amused chuckle escaping his jaws as the albino black mamba that was around his neck flicked its black tongue in the dingo's direction. "Gomen. Basically yeah. This is Snowbound." The assassin stated calmly, his sapphire blue eyes drawn toward the glowing artifact that was around her neck. Did it glow based on the other's emotion? He had to admit that was pretty damn cool in his mind, but the apprentice was too stubborn to say it out loud. Killua watched the other reaction toward him, and as soon as he saw the look in her eye, familiarity, he knew that there was something wrong. And when she spoke again it just made everything. It was subtle, but Killua clenched his jaws, his body language not changing in the slightest as he continued to show that he was relaxed for the majority of their interaction. Killua simply would shrug his shoulders at her statement. "There are plenty of albino servals out there. I'm not the only one." The former deputy would state calmly, but wondered why the other thought that he looked familiar in some way. It made him uneasy. The snake that was around his throat tightened its grip on him, obviously reading off of the emotion of the other in some way. When Jacob came onto the scene though, the thing around the female's neck flared to life. What the hell? Killua looked shocked for a moment at the sudden light, his sensitive eyes having to adjust fairly quickly to the change in brightness. "Y..Yeah, I think so. I've seen him walk like that." Killua would say calmly, although he made sure that he didn't say it all that loud so that if Jacob wanted to answer her question, he could do it himself. "What's your name?" The assassin questioned the other before he sat himself down in the cave. Probably not the best method if she became a threat. It was obvious that he was keeping his distance from everyone else. Including Jacob himself, despite the other's kind demeanor.
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