Two Birds of a Feather...err, Fur [Mihai]

[Pauk]

"Right." He shifted, too, while still sitting on the bed. It was pure luck that the bed didn't snap under his sudden weight. He still fell of the bed, lazily stretching and getting up. Pauk yawned and looked at Mihai. "Shall we leave?" He asked, already noticing Mihai's all-to-familiar figure walk out the door. They were incredibly similar in size and colouring, with the exception of the stripes. Stripes were always different. He followed Mihai, possibly hoping to keep up a conversation, and also because of the loud noise is stomach had been making in protest. He took in everything with his heightened senses: nothing to new or exceptionally exciting. Nothing he had never known before. That didn't matter, he loved it. He loved the Myrians, he loved the city, he loved the jungle. This was no doubt the most importance place he had ever known, ignoring the fact is was the only place.

[Rage]

GRANTING OF XP Mihai Detection - 1xp Tracking - 1xp Investigation - 1xp Wrestling - 2xp Lores: That awkward moment when you knock on a stranger's door, naked The scent of one that's neither male nor female...or both Kelvic (Tiger) Behavior: Asserting dominance among one's kind Contacts: Pauk Pauk Observation - 1xp Painting - 1xp Drawing- 1xp Wrestling - 2xp Lores: Drawing: The outline of a tiger That awkward moment when you answer the door to a naked person Kelvic (Tiger) Behavior: Defending one's territory Contacts: Mihai Notes : An interesting read, especially since it's in the view point of two Kelvics. Well played! It would have been funny had one of you truly decided to claim the bed by marking it with piss or something nastier, but really, that's just for my personal amusement. XD One thing to note, please. While I'm not an expert on the kelvic race, I don't think they are able to speak in whatever animal 'speech' they have in their human forms. Personally, I think animals communicate by way of scent and body language, on top of the noises they make, and Kelvics should be no different. Some things just don't carry over once they've shifted into their human forms. The human tongue isn't designed to completely mimic animal sounds, nor is the human ear fashioned to pick up the whole range of these sounds - even with the heightened senses of a Kelvic.