02-21-2009, 07:10 PM
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OOC: Distracting manthing is distracting 300+  Lubomir did not consider himself healthy enough to fight, let alone this foolish thing with Haku. Indeed, he could already feel his body giving up on him. His breath rattled in his chest and his injured leg was trembling with the effort of both dodging and charging at the Lilium in such a short amount of time. The monster itself was a foolish thing, because it would drive the grey male's body to exhaustion and death simply to ascertain a macho position. This was in and of itself dangerous, without having to drag the male's position in the pack into the whole deal. That bite had done nothing but enraged him further, and when the blow connected and blood was drawn, Lubomir smiled triumphantly. But it was his body which indeed failed him utterly. His breath wheezing, it was nearly a blessing when Haku's command came and the monster was pushed back. Lubomir's eyes cleared, the yellow now as bright as before, instead of the duller colour of the other self. He skidded to a halt and started drawing huge gulps of air in, his lungs burning. With utter contempt, he walked over to the edge of the water and drank. It was salty and stung his muzzle, but it was better than nothing. He could find something better to drink in Wolfville and sate his thirst. "It's over. I have no desire to fight you further, Haku. You've proven your point." Lubomir's words were laboriously spoken, the pain clear. Shaking his head, he added, "You would do well to mind Firefly before you go jumping at your packmates." He had no intention of apologising. As far as he was concerned, he had merely been protecting himself. It annoyed him, yes, to have the fight end so quickly. Lubomir did not wish to spill blood in a petty feud, but he had to admit that sometimes one had to make great sacrifices in order to achieve happiness. If it meant that Mew and he would not live together, he could deal with it. What he would not deal with was being treated as a mere rag for something the Lilium's mate had done. |