LOUDER THAN WORDS | FERAL UTAHRAPTOR

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POWER OVER MIND

BLUE — FEMALE — THE TYPHOON — NONE — EXTREME PHYSICALLY EASY MENTALLY

Blue had plenty of experience when it came to the aspect of pain. The Utahraptor had to get used to the many instruments that the humans had to use on her when she was younger. They had to run all of their ridiculous tests, and it had caused a large amount of distress to the female at the time. Something that Owen wasn't exactly appreciated of at the end either. Eventually, she got used to the areas that they poked and prodded, and knew that if she behaved well enough that she would be rewarded in the end. That was more than well enough to get her to behave as long as she got food. The raptors being somewhat food motivated as well as being mentally motivated to do certain things. Blue did like getting food whenever she wanted it, but she took interest in her packmates and how they were fairing, especially Alpha. She often didn't call the other by his name, as she knew with his ranking it meant more than that. The Utahraptor hadn't been in an increasing amount of pain when she was captured and chained up in an unknown place. She was used to having small incisions done, but only on the top of her body. When it came to the softer scales that covered her stomach, feeling a blade slice through her flesh slowly had been enough to make her squirm and move against her restraints.

Due to the number of scars that covered her body, there were plenty of unprotected areas from her scales that were there. It was easier for her to get injured but due to her captures constantly reopening her wounds meant that the pain in that area was almost nonexistent. The trust that she had when she was around others and her own kind gone from the torturous months that she had been away. It was a painful lesson that no one could be trusted. She learned to try and move away from any stress or anything that made her uncomfortable in her confined space. This was no different. Blue watched as the massive beast moved the smaller creature underneath itself. She knew a protective manner when she saw one. Her amber eyes flickered to the smaller creature that was like her and her sisters but different. If she didn't want the large creature to get angry at her and potentially attack for attacking another packmate. Her eyes tracked the small creature as she began to make her way back toward the stream. Her eyes looking between Owen and Masie as if to see what she could get away with.

She was still hungry, the fish have done little to quell her hunger completely. Blue did have a slow metabolism thanks to the majority of her DNA being reptilian so she could go days without food. But weeks? Not possible with such an active predator like herself. At least she used to consider herself an active predator. Blue took another step back, raising one of her arms to scratch at the side of her neck in a stressed manner, a couple scales falling to the ground as she shook herself slightly. A chitter vocalization caught her attention, and she looked down at the fish that were being brought to her again. Considering how protective the big creature was of the smaller creature, Blue didn't approach her again and instead let the other get slightly closer to her. Blue emitted a huffing sound as she took in the scent of the fish and her name was used. A name that she hadn't heard used in such a long time. Blue lowered her body to the ground and grasped the edge of a tail of a fish and pulled it closer to her, even taking a step away from Masie herself as she gulped down the fish. She repeated this several time till the fish was gone, and she was actually starting to get full now.

Her shackle rattled with the movement of her arm as the small creature began to speak. It did seem to make sense now that this was a strange looking raptor of sorts. Her eyes turned toward the large beast, and her sickle claws tapped the ground, her tail lashing behind her like a whip. That couldn't be her Alpha. This had to be some sort of trick. Groups like these did enjoy their tricks. "No. Alpha." Blue would babble out in her own language looking at the Indominous Rex. This couldn't be her Alpha. He was so... different. She knew to see him change from human to an animal was basically a shock, but seeing him turn again? Didn't make any sense. She didn't know how powers worked. She was basically stating that Owen was not Owen, which he was and it was her state of confusion that was clouding her judgment. Blue had somewhat of a history with Luci. When she first arrived in this world, the large dragon had managed to attack her after killing one of his packmates. Blue had only done that because she had been hungry and had arrived in a storage container on the territory. The creature had simply been in the wrong place wrong time. She knew that she wasn't capable of beating the beast alone, but her sisters had attacked the other several times before when he tried to get in the way. With only Delta nearby, this meant that there would be no chance of winning.

Luci having left a couple scars on her own body which had faded away. Such as the chunk that was missing from her tail that was scarred over years ago. Simple to say, Blue didn't like him. He always got in the way. Blue's movements stopped when Luci entered the picture, and her stance immediately turned to be aggressive instead of being cautious. This beast again? If the other wanted to fight her that was up to him, as she let out a screech from her maw, her jaw snapping shut in a loud clapping sound in a threatening display toward the larger animal. She was in no shape to fight, and she would slowly and cautiously begin to move on the opposite side of Luci, but still keeping her distance from both the large creature and Masie. Her mouth would remain constantly gaped as she panted, her body temperature having the chance of getting dangerously high in such a tropical place such as this one. Of course, Blue had no idea of anything that Luci said.  Another loud babble rang out, and it came from the larger creature. Her head snapped in his direction, and she lowered her body again, widening her stance as if to show that she was ready to move at any moment. How fast she was capable of moving, though, has yet to be seen in her current state. Blue's tail lashed once before she let out her own uncertainty of babbling.

"Alpha. Different. Strange." Blue would babble toward the large creature in front of her. Every time she did vocalize, it sounded like she hadn't done so in a very long time. She wasn't sure if she considered this beast to possibly be Alpha. He looked far too different, and as far as she was concerned the large creature was a potential threat for her own survival if it got aggressive. However, the sight of the dead ungulate certainly did catch her attention. As food always did. Her eyes stopped looking at Owen for a couple moments as she looked at the deer, then back at him. This was some sort of trap. The Utahraptor knew how to set a trap for prey, and this seemed like something that could potentially harm her. But with how hungry she was, she was basically desperate. Each step she took slowly, and each time she looked up at the larger beast looking for any change in his body language. Finally, she was able to grab one hoof of the animal and drag it back to where she was standing before, which was her back to the shore instead of the railroad. She was positioned slightly to the left of the railroad gate. Once she got the corpse in the spot, she looked up again and noticed the large creature had moved slightly away to talk to the other beast that she had a distaste for.

A low growl escaped her jaws as she held down the deer with her front claws, before clamping her jaw on the flank of the animal, ripping fur and muscle as she pulled her head away from the animal. Fur didn't taste amazing, but she wasn't picking when she had a full carcass to herself. Blood dripped down her chin as she swallowed the chunk of flesh. The large beast turned his attention back to her, keeping Blue from taking another bite from the deer. She at least some form of dominance as she towered over her meal like a desperate animal. Both arms placed on top of it and her lip curled. Then the beast talked a familiar command, and her body seems to freeze momentarily. She knew that command and often than not she followed it extremely well. The sound of aggressive purring escaped her mouth as she wasn't able to keep eye contact as she looked at everyone else. Too nervous to keep eye contact with potential threats other than Delta around. When she did look back at Owen, the Utahraptor would let out a defiant screech. Then another small animal approached and seemed to take her interest for a couple seconds. Utahraptors were opportunistic when it came to food. She hadn't seen a cat that tiny before, but was it honestly a meal? Blue's eyes would remain on CCLIV for a good duration.

#psychosocial.