Gods above this creature was insufferable, it was far to close for comfort. The closeness of its gem causing Symphr's eyes to flicker downward, drinking in its clarity and deepness in color. The sniffing coming from the other feline was making his fur itch, this exchange far to
strange, forcing him out of his comfort zone. He liked control, and this was
not within his control. This feline was a wild card, something he was having a rough time with accepting.
He was asked a question, something he was only half paying attention too.
He opened his mouth slightly, preparing to speak when he was sniffed and then, by all means unwarranted,
licked. He recoiled and this time did not hold back the absolute disbelief and shock that ran across his features. The comment the other feline made not even being recognized by the tiger. Soon enough he contorted his features into something steely, his eyes narrowed and pointed directly at the other feline.
"Just what do you think you're doing?" His words were low, quiet, and laced with the feeling of danger. His eyes were trained on that jewel within the felines chest. He knew he was playing with fire now, his emotions toying and trying to get the better hand of his judgement. He wanted to rip that jewel from the creatures chest, or better yet steal the eye that was so similar in color.
He decided to have a little fun, to pay this feline back for making his blood boil.
He'd reach out with his right paw and attempt to give a playful pat, or at least what was considered playful to him. It would be quite harsh to the smaller feline, the size difference being the main cause of any discomfort that would come of it. He made sure to keep his claws retracted, not wanting to rip into the flesh of the other
just yet. He would let his eyes become playful, but also warning, this little movement just an introduction to the road they were headed down.
"I'd be careful if I were you, it could be dangerous if you lick the wrong person." His words were tantalizingly smooth, as if one could practically feel it sliding down their back. It was low and quiet, a tell-tale sign of danger if one were to pay attention, and of course have the experience of dealing with others like him beforehand.
@Ocelot
"speech." | Magic | Link/Familiar
OC Note: The pat wont cause any bruising or anything, *if successful, it might just knock poor Ocelot off balance a bit :"D