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Scar ([personal profile] envy_the_sinners) wrote in [community profile] damned_institute2012-10-25 11:16 am
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NIGHT 66: Stairwell by Nurse's Station 1-B

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The stairs were a bit less easy for Scar to maneuver while supporting Frank's weight. It was an awkward process, each step taking a careful and deliberate movement.

"Tell me if you need to stop." The last thing he needed was to be forced to carry the other man completely. He would be willing to, yes, but it would be in no way efficient.
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[personal profile] scarefaux 2012-11-04 09:15 am (UTC)(link)
The kalidah stomped on the ground with his forepaws, snarling as he padded backward defensively. Though he held the higher ground, he was held back momentarily by Scar's chance in stance- something in him recognized it, saw in that preparation for a fight a former roommate whose name he could no longer remember. A large frame and red eyes were all he recognized now, the Scarecrow's mind further and further from who he used to be.

That took him farther from those elements that made him himself, as well: caution, thinking things through, a friendliness that most found hard to ignore. They were replaced by savage ferocity and a feral wrath he couldn't understand. This man was in his territory, and he was going to get him out of it. It all suddenly seemed so clear.

His muscles coiled backward, tension building in his haunches before he sprang at Scar, leaping toward him to pin him down. Instinct spoke to him in a way it never had before, telling the Scarecrow that taking care of Scar would be no problem once he could no longer move.
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[personal profile] scarefaux 2012-11-13 07:13 am (UTC)(link)
Having missed Scar completely, the kalidah took a tumble down the rest of the stairs, his massive paws slipping on the floor. He was apparently unharmed as he got back to his feet, literally shaking off any lingering pain before turning back and growling at Scar at the top of the stairwell.

Despite his bulk, he moved surprisingly quickly up the passage, his feline hind legs working in his favor as he took the steps in twos, following his prey. He knew nothing of his former friendship with the man he chased, nor did he have a sense of mercy any longer. All he wanted was to protect his territory, to hunt, to satisfy animal instincts he'd never had before.

And so he followed Scar up to the second floor, never thinking about the fact that there were far more people in the first floor hallway.