Post by Cielmira on Mar 18, 2014 16:04:48 GMT -8
Not exactly the most dignified of deaths, choking then star fishing on the ground. Amaterasu made a low grumble as she laid atop the stall, watching the sad scene below. To think this was all started by the simple tearing of a few posters. The wolf made a note in her mind to perhaps follow up and find that bird; maybe even this K. Rool himself one day. What little conscious brain space she had left was re-tuned to the large klaptrap when it changed into a trophy. A strange thing of this world, and at the back of her mind for a second she wondered if the same had happened to the middle sized one she'd batted off the stall earlier on in the fight.
Seeing the little one nudge at its statued brother was almost too much for the 'Mother of All Things' as the guardian tree Sakuya back home used to hail the sun goddess with. A mild groan escaped Ammy as she tested all her working parts then attempted to roll onto her stomach. Her back ached, leg numb, front paw in agony, nose wrecked, and jaw barely moveable without whiting out... how was she going to make it down there? Amaterasu's eyes wandered to the trail of items that had fallen from the barrel thrown at her, weapons and odd trinkets laid a pathway across the lane to the corner of the stall. There was something curious that seemed it might work.
Near the corner there had developed some sort of pit, upturning all the soil underneath the cobbled stones making up the pathways. From what she could see, in it was some bizarre spiny creature with a flowery wand wedged at its side. On top of the creatures head was growing a flower of same pedal color as the wand. Interested in the option the white wolf forced herself partway up and made a crawl close to the corner of the stall and took a better look. There seemed to be a large mushroom just next to the pit, alongside a few banana peels. It was the best thing available to break any sort of decent from the roof.
Tapping into the small reserve of celestial power she had left she nourished the growing flower causing it to, after a few moments, spring up at an exponential rate with a thick stalk and flourishing color. It barely made it up halfway but would hopefully be enough. Amaterasu considered angles for a moment before mustering and bracing for jolting movements. Then, she sort of half slid half hopped off the roof, hit the flower of which buckled and tilted, half rolled off the plant onto the large mushroom and banana peels, then settled on the ground in a brief whine as the mushroom popped out from under her. It went fairly well as planned, the canine having landed on her less injured side and didn't bonk her head; though could admit to a bit of dizziness.
With great effort she then made an extremely slow progression toward the young lizard, licking away the streams of blood pouring from her torn snout. Not eagerly by any means, just to clean herself. Ammy stopped only a few feet into her journey and laid on her stomach, lowering her head onto her uninjured paw and staring at the little lizard. She eyed the bite it had taken from her among other damages it had suffered. The wolf mumbled for a moment before nudging her torn nose at the young lizard. She brought her tail in to wrap around her torn leg while making mild indication for the little one to approach by partially revealing her stomach to him, soft whines and mumbles accompanying.
Seeing the little one nudge at its statued brother was almost too much for the 'Mother of All Things' as the guardian tree Sakuya back home used to hail the sun goddess with. A mild groan escaped Ammy as she tested all her working parts then attempted to roll onto her stomach. Her back ached, leg numb, front paw in agony, nose wrecked, and jaw barely moveable without whiting out... how was she going to make it down there? Amaterasu's eyes wandered to the trail of items that had fallen from the barrel thrown at her, weapons and odd trinkets laid a pathway across the lane to the corner of the stall. There was something curious that seemed it might work.
Near the corner there had developed some sort of pit, upturning all the soil underneath the cobbled stones making up the pathways. From what she could see, in it was some bizarre spiny creature with a flowery wand wedged at its side. On top of the creatures head was growing a flower of same pedal color as the wand. Interested in the option the white wolf forced herself partway up and made a crawl close to the corner of the stall and took a better look. There seemed to be a large mushroom just next to the pit, alongside a few banana peels. It was the best thing available to break any sort of decent from the roof.
Tapping into the small reserve of celestial power she had left she nourished the growing flower causing it to, after a few moments, spring up at an exponential rate with a thick stalk and flourishing color. It barely made it up halfway but would hopefully be enough. Amaterasu considered angles for a moment before mustering and bracing for jolting movements. Then, she sort of half slid half hopped off the roof, hit the flower of which buckled and tilted, half rolled off the plant onto the large mushroom and banana peels, then settled on the ground in a brief whine as the mushroom popped out from under her. It went fairly well as planned, the canine having landed on her less injured side and didn't bonk her head; though could admit to a bit of dizziness.
With great effort she then made an extremely slow progression toward the young lizard, licking away the streams of blood pouring from her torn snout. Not eagerly by any means, just to clean herself. Ammy stopped only a few feet into her journey and laid on her stomach, lowering her head onto her uninjured paw and staring at the little lizard. She eyed the bite it had taken from her among other damages it had suffered. The wolf mumbled for a moment before nudging her torn nose at the young lizard. She brought her tail in to wrap around her torn leg while making mild indication for the little one to approach by partially revealing her stomach to him, soft whines and mumbles accompanying.
S U R R E N D E R!
