Definitively, the canine was absolutely struck by bewilderment. What was happening?? Was it raining bones? At first he had thought that he had been punked, but as more bones began to fall-- he was wondering if it really was raining bones. He could hear two annoying birds high up in the storm of bones, but that didn't stop him from considering the completely ridiculous chance.

Kerberos let out a whimper as he tried to summon his magic to create an invisible little umbrella of force that would shove bones away from his heads.

"Please stop raining bones!" He woofed, still as lost as ever as to what was going on. He was a simple dog, with simple needs, and while perhaps he would have loved such gifts-- they kind of hurt when they hit him on the head.

The raven laughed even louder when the dog begged to stop being hit with bones. "Why silly bone dog? KRAKARAKA! Don't you like our gifts?" And with that he flew back along with Liora to pick up more bones. "Other people now! We go bone other people! Krakaw!" And with that he zoomed out of Canis with his daughter to ruin more people's day.
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words: short
tagged: Liora @Kerberos
ooc: -exit-
muse: 6/10

"Talking"
Thinking

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Mirroring Krakarak's cruel cackles, Liora chortled on after her father, soaring away. "Bone dog! Bone dog!" She sang, wheeling off to the side and away from Kerberos, fearing that if they antagonized him too much they would feel his wrath. The dog didn't seem too angry, mostly just distressed by the assault of bones, but Liora knew not to push him too far without being able to run away first. Her father's suggestion caused Liora's eyes to widen and another birdish smile to part her beak. "Bone other people! Bone other people! Krak krak rak!" Liora laughed and dove down to the nearest bone pile, plucking another one and following her father.

(exit)