05-03-2018, 04:51 PM
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[shadow=darkblue,right]KILLUA[/shadow]
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War. Killua had seen war plenty of times even during his short lifetime. This is probably what he got when it came to living in the clans for a good amount of time. When his family had first stationed himself in the clans, they warned him that a lot of the clans were barbaric for different reasons. The assassin had figured out that they had mostly been right in the way that they constantly fought each other not even getting remotely close to their own goal. Killua had heard tales of war when he was little, some of the time's assassins were hired during the war which meant that his family would end up getting involved sooner or later. Killua didn't really care about the thought of war because while the clans had everything to lose, it meant that he had nothing to worry about because there was nothing for him to lose in the end. He had no connection with other's, but if his family decided to call war to Snowbound entirely, then it would be his problem because he didn't want anyone in Snowbound to be killed by one of his family members as no one deserved that kind of death. Either way, violence had been a huge portion of his life, and he had killed entire groups all just by himself when he was younger. His family had once said that he had the potential to become the best assassin that had ever lived in the world. It was almost funny to think about because now they probably thought he was wasting his potential by being in the clans but he couldn't be happier to be in the clans right now. He was a fighter, and he always would be. The clans could never change that about him, and there was only one creature that knew who he was and what he was capable of. How dangerous he actually was to the rest of the clan if his family did come to try and get him. He probably wouldn't be able to fight them off. Now, he had someone he wanted to protect. Someone that he didn't want to lose either. The assassin had finally made his first friend, one that actually cared about his well being and not the past that stained his paws red. She cared about who he was now, and he was going to protect her for that. Whether she liked it or not because he knew that she wasn't a fighter anyway. Someone had to defend her, while everyone else was sitting around twiddling their thumbs trying to figure out if they should figure out how to fight and be violent or rely on the likes of the Typhoon to fight their battles for them. Snowbound had a large expanse of territory that they did own, and trying to cover that much territory for one animal was a little bit of a task. However, Killua spent a majority of his time looking through the borders to make sure that there wasn't anything bad that was going on.
It made it easier for him when others had no idea he was approaching thanks to his air elementals and how they worked. Air elementals making it so that he didn't give off any sort of scent, and that it muffled his movements so that he didn't make any noise even while he was walking through the snow. The wildcat had no means to be afraid of anything that walked across the border, and when he caught a scent that had crossed the border, his nose wrinkled. At least it wasn't Typhoon scent, but it was still a scent that he didn't recognize from any of the groups. Not like that meant anything. Considering the scent trail, it would mean that he would end up approaching from behind the Smilodon as he tracked him down fairly easily. While he was walking toward the scene, he heard two familiar voices, and this made his pace quicken even the slightest. Then he saw just how big the other was, and the other was at least the size of Stark. Great. London was there though, and that was his major concern. A scowl spread across his facial features as he waited for his friend to be done speaking before speaking himself. "And you're trespassing." The assassin would state in a low growl, hoping to at least catch the other off guard with his presence. The white Smilodon wasn't going to have fun probably dealing with him, and Killua wasn't going to give him any chances to attack London or even Harrison while he was around. The Snowstriker would move from behind the Smilodon to make sure that he was eventually standing in front of London and Harrison. It was obvious that there was no trust in the assassin's eyes as he flexed his metal claws into the ground. His sapphire blue eyes did turn to look at Harrison, before turning back toward the extinct animal. "It's not a great idea to that much faith into a stranger Harrison." Killua would warn the kitten, his voice keeping leveled instead of sounding like he was scolding. One look at the other's eyes and the way he held himself just told Killua that this guy was a killer. A skill that Killua had developed during his training, as he was able to pick out those in a crowd that would be bad news. It wasn't hard to see when someone was practically like him, but he wasn't an assassin anymore. Didn't mean he couldn't use his skills to defend those around him. "Who are you and the hell do you want?" Killua questioned, more like demanded from smilodon. He was still a Snowstriker, and if he wanted to he could kick the bastard out if he tried anything funny. But now the issue was if he could defend two animals that couldn't defend themselves while being on the offensive. This caused him to glance over his shoulders to look at London and Harrison before turning his head back to look up at the larger wildcat. Didn't matter. He was going to have to try if it ended up in a fight.
It made it easier for him when others had no idea he was approaching thanks to his air elementals and how they worked. Air elementals making it so that he didn't give off any sort of scent, and that it muffled his movements so that he didn't make any noise even while he was walking through the snow. The wildcat had no means to be afraid of anything that walked across the border, and when he caught a scent that had crossed the border, his nose wrinkled. At least it wasn't Typhoon scent, but it was still a scent that he didn't recognize from any of the groups. Not like that meant anything. Considering the scent trail, it would mean that he would end up approaching from behind the Smilodon as he tracked him down fairly easily. While he was walking toward the scene, he heard two familiar voices, and this made his pace quicken even the slightest. Then he saw just how big the other was, and the other was at least the size of Stark. Great. London was there though, and that was his major concern. A scowl spread across his facial features as he waited for his friend to be done speaking before speaking himself. "And you're trespassing." The assassin would state in a low growl, hoping to at least catch the other off guard with his presence. The white Smilodon wasn't going to have fun probably dealing with him, and Killua wasn't going to give him any chances to attack London or even Harrison while he was around. The Snowstriker would move from behind the Smilodon to make sure that he was eventually standing in front of London and Harrison. It was obvious that there was no trust in the assassin's eyes as he flexed his metal claws into the ground. His sapphire blue eyes did turn to look at Harrison, before turning back toward the extinct animal. "It's not a great idea to that much faith into a stranger Harrison." Killua would warn the kitten, his voice keeping leveled instead of sounding like he was scolding. One look at the other's eyes and the way he held himself just told Killua that this guy was a killer. A skill that Killua had developed during his training, as he was able to pick out those in a crowd that would be bad news. It wasn't hard to see when someone was practically like him, but he wasn't an assassin anymore. Didn't mean he couldn't use his skills to defend those around him. "Who are you and the hell do you want?" Killua questioned, more like demanded from smilodon. He was still a Snowstriker, and if he wanted to he could kick the bastard out if he tried anything funny. But now the issue was if he could defend two animals that couldn't defend themselves while being on the offensive. This caused him to glance over his shoulders to look at London and Harrison before turning his head back to look up at the larger wildcat. Didn't matter. He was going to have to try if it ended up in a fight.
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