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Wandered rolled 5 4-sided dice:
4, 2, 2, 2, 2
Total: 12 (5-20)
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 Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2012 8:34 pm
 Well, here he was.
He had heard the win of his brother, against the Reaver Udayagiri, and so, he decided he would try his luck again. They were twins right? He could do this.
Clearing his throat, he waited at the border, patient as he could be, his paws twitched and every so often he looked over his shoulder, clearing his throat and trying to wait out the elder male.
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Feral Mule rolled 5 4-sided dice:
3, 2, 1, 4, 4
Total: 14 (5-20)
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Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2012 8:35 pm
 The lose he suffered wasn't much of one. Uda had been out of commission for a while. He had grown into one of the lazy Reavers who just ate fermented fruit and chewed on mint all the time. He couldn't help it, it was an addictive habit and he liked routines. But, when he was challenged by name it caused him to arch a brow. He moved out to meet his challenger and had both brows raised. "I just fought you and lost. Why are you challenging me again?" His voice was curt. He didn't notice that this wasn't the same lion.
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 11:37 am
With a squint, the lion looked over the older pride mate who had come to challenge him, before realization dawned on him, a hearty laugh breaking from the challengers maw.
"So, you have met Vilkas, then. A good day, indeed." He stated, content knowing that his elder brother had already found his way in to the ranks of the pride. "I am Farkas, brother of Vilkas." He offered to the lion. "I wish to battle to show my honour and strength to the pride." He offered, before deciding this was the start of battle, lunging carefully towards Uda, looking to get the first strike with a strong paw, liken to his twin.
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 11:42 am
Oh, so it seemed like they were twins. Uda sighed. That would be a confusing mess. Whatever. As a reaver it was his job to fight challengers. Therefore, he would. Otherwise Aesir would have his hide. When this twin jumped like his brother, Uda hadn't expected that. The blow landed to his head and knocked him down first, chin hitting the dirt. His teeth clicked together, causing pain and ringing in his ear.
Growling, Uda got to his paws as quickly as possible and lunged back. He was planning on getting on this male's back, claws digging into flesh, if he could have it. A deep, rumbling growl came from him as he lept in the air, aiming straight at Farkas.
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 11:47 am
This was a true battle, and it made the younger twin's blood boil with excitement, his body seizing up a little in defense as the older Thrall lunged to take him down, barely keeping himself on his legs as the weight landed on him. A long growl rolled out of the younger lion, and the intent to throw him to the ground had built up in his mind. Lunging over to grab scruff, he froze and just about doubled over, trying to get the lion off him, bellowing loudly.
"GET OFF, GET OFF." He just about screamed, pushing the dead weight off him, bounding backwards and lowering his head, shaking it, roaring unhappily.
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 11:51 am
He was bucked from the male's back and twisted his body so he wouldn't land funny. Landing on his paws, he skated through the ground and let a low growl come from his throat. He was seriously going to scream get off, get off? What a weird lion. Clearly the younger of the two just by that. Lowering himself into a pouncing position, Uda was poised to jump the other again, tail stiff behind him, fur bristling. Not just everyone got into this pride. He made sure of that.
"It's a good day to die!" He called out as he attempted another lung. He aimed to put his paw in the other's throat, pushing the other lion back and hoped to topple him over.
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 12:13 pm
Farkas' eyes widened in shock as the Viking came lunging at him, and pure fear shone through them as he took the attack, a fearful growl ripping through his throat as he tried to lunge for the lion to get him away, paws creating a bit of a gouge in the ground as he stopped him in his lunge, before batting him away, creating a large gap between them.
"Spiders, man! Look at your paws, you're infected." He cried out a little, shaking his mane again, just making sure the little bastards had not gotten in his fur, a shiver rumbling through his skin.
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 12:17 pm
He looked down at his paws and blinked. So it was. There were small spiders crawling all over his paws and he shrugged. So what? These weren't the poisonous kind. At least, not from the fact they weren't biting him. A smirk came across his face as he moved over to the other, flinging the small spiders onto him.
Yes, Uda knew he was playing dirty, but you know what? There were no rules against it. "Let me share them, then!" He said, shaking his paw at the man again. Spiders around here were pretty common. Nothing to be feared. Cubs had a fun time pouncing them and playing around with them. Sure, there were deadly ones, but they were always the big, hairy ones. Not these.
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:22 pm
Even if they weren't deadly, Farkas would have not known the wiser.
Roaring angrily he bucked away from the lion, snarling at him as he retreated, his body low so that none of them would come around him, giving a look. What was he supposed to do - he should be battling, but not with all these blasted spiders. Swiping outwards unhappily, he waged an inner battle.
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 12:04 pm
Considering there were still more spiders on his paws, he flung again at the other lion, approaching him with a wide stance. Maybe he could drive the other away like this. "Best run now before they call their queen.. Queen spiders, you know, are more fierce than these."
Playing dirty? Don't mind if he did. If it got Uda to win a duel then he'd take it. The lion was really a bit too lazy for this job, but whatever. Aesir knew this when he'd first taken up this position.
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