Sep 22 2015, 04:05 PM
There was a pause as Eve looked between Leon and Bevy, staring quizzically at the latter before she realised that Bevy had mistaken her for Krakarak. Immediately, the crow was enraged. She was better than that pathetic excuse for a carrion bird!
With a ruffle of feathers, the crow promptly exploded. "I'm better than that guy! KRAAAAWWK! I'm so much louder! He can't even make shinies?! KKRRR-- WATCH!"
The crow inhaled a large amount of breath, until her chest had puffed up and it hurt to move. This could only be expected - the arrogance, the sheer need to prove herself better than her 'teacher.' What couldn't be expected, was the sound that escaped her throat.
Seemingly impossibly loud for anything that small, the crow produced a brutal bellow of a roar - though it was only a little bit quieter than the actual thing, anyone particularly close to the crow would no doubt have a headache once she was finished. To some, particularly ones who have been in Cetus, may recognize the sound as something that belongs to a particular sea monster.
The crow seemed content with the roar, and she moved to flutter up on top of Leon's head. Her voice, comparing it to the events that just transpired, seemed remarkably quiet. "Dragon's leg is pretty bad, and Czernobog was really hurt. I couldn't see Ghanyarah."
With a ruffle of feathers, the crow promptly exploded. "I'm better than that guy! KRAAAAWWK! I'm so much louder! He can't even make shinies?! KKRRR-- WATCH!"
The crow inhaled a large amount of breath, until her chest had puffed up and it hurt to move. This could only be expected - the arrogance, the sheer need to prove herself better than her 'teacher.' What couldn't be expected, was the sound that escaped her throat.
Seemingly impossibly loud for anything that small, the crow produced a brutal bellow of a roar - though it was only a little bit quieter than the actual thing, anyone particularly close to the crow would no doubt have a headache once she was finished. To some, particularly ones who have been in Cetus, may recognize the sound as something that belongs to a particular sea monster.
The crow seemed content with the roar, and she moved to flutter up on top of Leon's head. Her voice, comparing it to the events that just transpired, seemed remarkably quiet. "Dragon's leg is pretty bad, and Czernobog was really hurt. I couldn't see Ghanyarah."