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Post by Amelia on May 11, 2019 20:09:11 GMT -6
100 - Tawnyfeather (Charcoal x Summer) Name: Gender: Male Stamina: 9 Strength: 6 Resistance: 3 Dexterity: 4 Mentality: 3 Special Abilities: Danger Sense, Pack Instincts, Run Moves: Peck, Spur, Leap
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Post by Amelia on May 11, 2019 20:18:37 GMT -6
Buying this creature may not have been a good idea. The Chiryma was larger than herself, and could be useful as a mount in the future. Maybe very far in the future. The bird was angry, and the sharp talons it possessed made it a target she did not want to be close to. A sharp spur on the back of its legs could do some aggravating damage, and its sharp beak wasn't something to mess around with. It was flightless, but boy could he run. Amelia had bought him from a man who was clearing out his kennel. To the best of her knowledge the offspring had not spent much time with people, and had grown basically without human touch. It was a creature that spent most of its time in a kennel, and she could tell by its behaviour that she had her work cut out for her. She had bought a muzzle and a strong lead to bring the large bird to the open park. Thankfully it was fenced in, but it was a very large open field. She tied the lead to a large tree and put her bag down beside it. The snow leopard was strong, but easily overpowered by such a beast.
The tawny feather hissed and snapped its beak at her, and she took a step back. The muzzle should be able to hold? The mammalian shuffled in her spot, wondering what her day was going to turn out to be like.
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Post by Amelia on May 11, 2019 20:26:51 GMT -6
The bird could blend into a forest or grasslands quite easily, and she liked the colours compared to her own when buying the creature. Was it a good idea? Probably not. Was it driven by impulse from her mania? Absolutely. She snapped back at the bird, stepped back and raised the fur on the back of her neck. Her humanoid characteristics made her lose a lot of strength she could have, and she wouldn't be a threat to the bird. But, she wasn't sure if the Chiryma knew that. The Chiryma turn his head away from the mammalian, and began to scratch at the ground, searching for some bugs. Amelia calmed down and began to look through the bag she had brought to see if there was any training tools that would be useful. She brought a lot of different things, but she worried that this bird would need something more than just treats and 'good boy's. A loud snap and crack and the snow leopard turned in an instant. The lead lay on the ground, the muzzle snapped in half. Oh good. The Chiryma had broke through it very quickly, and was now on the run across the park. The bird moved fast, long legs propelling it across the plain with ease. It covered far distances without even touching the ground, and the speed in which it moved away frightened the mammalian. Even with a fenced in park, the bird had a lot of space to go.
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