Armand Temi
Orphan
"You are far too nonchalant about this," said Livna, shaking her head.
I am not going to remain here to be eaten by some unknown predator, she thought. The Caprine already had Marcus to watch out for - did she really need another carnivore on the loose in the Listening Post? The Sith Lord was enough of a predator. Livna was quite sure that she'd much rather be devoured by him than some furred, fanged beast.
Moving into the corridor, the horned maiden grabbed something metal that resembled part a discarded plumping pipe and inched her way up the hallway. Rounding the corner, she stopped when the creature howled again, this time a more sorrowful sound as though it were trapped.
"This way!" she shouted, not sure if Marcus was following her at all. But as she entered the first room in the next wing, she saw a redcrested cougar, a species native to Belkadan, had been caught in what looked like a bear trap. Starved and upset, the large feline growled at her and then lay down, defeated. Livna wasn't sure what to do. On one hand if they freed the carnivore, it was likely to attack them out of fear or its natural defense mechanism. But she felt quite certain that she did not want to leave it here to starve.
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I am not going to remain here to be eaten by some unknown predator, she thought. The Caprine already had Marcus to watch out for - did she really need another carnivore on the loose in the Listening Post? The Sith Lord was enough of a predator. Livna was quite sure that she'd much rather be devoured by him than some furred, fanged beast.
Moving into the corridor, the horned maiden grabbed something metal that resembled part a discarded plumping pipe and inched her way up the hallway. Rounding the corner, she stopped when the creature howled again, this time a more sorrowful sound as though it were trapped.
"This way!" she shouted, not sure if Marcus was following her at all. But as she entered the first room in the next wing, she saw a redcrested cougar, a species native to Belkadan, had been caught in what looked like a bear trap. Starved and upset, the large feline growled at her and then lay down, defeated. Livna wasn't sure what to do. On one hand if they freed the carnivore, it was likely to attack them out of fear or its natural defense mechanism. But she felt quite certain that she did not want to leave it here to starve.
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