Madhukar's fur fluffed up (even more than it was already) at the compliment.
SHOOT! That had not been was she was intending!!! Quickly, and very awkwardly, before she could think about what she was doing, Madhukar stormed off in another direction, trying to get even
farther from the pair of organisms slowly encroaching on her space.
She tried to make another static path.
Spiral around my tail. Her fluffed up tail she kept high in the air as she walked away. It was something of a signal. Hopefully it would be read as a
KEEP AWAY signal instead of some kind of invitation for more
compliments.
Alas, the static was much weaker that time. Yeah, being
flustered annoyed wasn't going to help her with this. It may not have even been visible! Her body language should be enough if the other two creatures were not
complete idiots. Madhukar would be prepared if they
were though. She had... far too much experience dealing with idiots.
@Comet @Aran
OH GOSH WAS THE FLUFFY ONE FOLLOWING HER?!
Madhukar began to speed up at the sound of pawsteps tracing behind her. Then she heard the words that confirmed her suspicions. Once the idiot, now revealed, had finished its sentence, Madhukar abruptly halted and tried to turn 180 degrees to be facing it head on.
Except she overshot and nearly lost her balance. OH WELL. She realigned herself and glared up at the pup. It looked a little like the wiggler, but less... wiggly. More bubbly (yes that assessment was based on the bubbles it made). Madhukar leered, her hackles on the fritz, trying to get static to keep crackling through her fur. Luckily for her, it did.
"DON' FOLLA'! DO YO' THIN AWAY FRO ME!" 'Please listen to WORDS,' the cat begged internally.
@Comet @Aran
Madhukar's fur fluffed up and one narrow eyes began to twitch as the dumb fluffy idiot decided to not listen to a
single thing the Madhukar was saying. The body language barrier had gone completely over her head and she began to hiss and spit, just as she did when she was younger.
"GO. AH. WAY!" 'DO I REALLY HAVE TO SPELL IT OUT FOR YOU?! GET AWAY FROM ME!' Oh how she wished her mouth could convey what she was thinking in her head.
She kept trying to keep the static going, simply because it was her way of 'upping her intimidation factor'. Did it actually do that?
Probably not-- well actually, normally it did!
Just not now. The static kept up, strong and webbed throughout her topside. So it considered this a fight? Barely, but as long as it was working, Madhukar supposed she couldn't argue.
@Comet
Aran didn't want to get involved with whatever the canine and the cat were doing. Getting between a fight from a small kid and a small cat wouldn't really do him any good. So he turned to go his own way for a moment.
Aran wondered what kind of stones could be found there. He had started to become a collector of those, really. But it was kind of nice anyway.
@Comet
@Madhukar
Aran has found a beautiful, mottled, bright pale green Wavellite of Pupil magic level.
@Aran
For a moment, Madhukar felt relieved as it seemed like the buffoon had gotten the message through its thick skull. And the next thing she knew, the idiot fluff was
RUNNING BACK AT HER. WHAT?! NO! NOOOO!!!!
With a
loud yowl and a
THUD! the cat had tumbled backwards and her back was pressed against the floor. If she had a nickel for each time she'd somehow fallen on the ground because of
DUMB IDIOT FUZZBALLS--
Madhukar hissed, deciding what to do. Panic was going to get her nowhere, she knew that from experience. But
gosh it was so
easy to give into. No! NO! Her magic had wanted VIOLENCE! Well, here was it's chance! Madhukar opened her maw, as if to speak. It would be a fake out-- or, wait, no. It was
supposed to be, but nothing was coming out. DANG IT! NOOOOOOOO!
Madhukar would just have to use her words, wouldn't she?
"GE' OFFA ME O' I DESTROY YO!!!" Ugh, why wouldn't her mouth
work right. Well whatever!
'GET THE WARNING YOU FOOL! GET IT!!!!' Madhukar commanded in her mind, as if thinking about it hard enough would make it a reality. Unfortunately, Madhukar's magic did not allow for the controlling of other people's brain functions. So she was at the mercy of the dog.
Crap.
@Comet