FoxWriter
Cluster
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2011
- Location
- in the realm of lust and seduction
Tawnywing smirked at his not so subtle glances. "i'm a Futa." she stated simply with a chuckle as she obeyed his orders to get him straightened out, her head tilted as she examined the metal armor once it was all on. "does this impede your movement at all? are you still just as fast with it on?" she asked curiously, tapping his armor here and there curiously. "there are week spots to exploit... here... here... here..." she muttered, examining the areas where armor met armor, leaving spaces where blades and arrows could pierce. "i'll have the Archers set to exploit these weaknesses. we can easily aim for such tender spots." she admitted with a nod. "the eye holes in particular." she admitted, waving her hand in front of his Helm. "do you have other armor here? i wish to test something." she admitted. "it might get ruined though." she warned. "so old armor that you don't use much would be best." she admitted, her head tilted. "we have to be fluid. we are in nature. your human fighting would get nowhere if you where alone in the forest." she admitted simply, smirking at him. "your people are best in your unnatural settlements." she admitted simply. "if we could just get the enemy into our woods, armor or no, they would stand no chance. but we do not know how to fight in open ranges like you do." she admitted with a scowl in the direction of the growing army that was gathering just outside of the Anthro territory.
"shortsword is too long for her." Tawnywing stated simply. "she will need daggers no longer than five inches, and throwing knives. that is how she works best." she admitted. "she slips under guards... most of the others here will need short-swords, as we tend to want to fight closer, where we can use claw and fang, as well as bone and steal. there are a few who will need long, or broadsword. possibly mace or ax." she admitted before looking amused at his expression. "we may not use your weapons in the forest, but that does not mean i have not studied them. i am not sure how to use them properly, but i imagine you can teach us that easily enough." she admitted. "and we do have one advantage over the human army." she admitted with a nod. "some of US can fly. it will be easy to drop heavy stones on them from above, or reign flaming arrows onto them, or even drop exploding oil onto them. you will have to work hard to train us Khale." she warned, smirking. "in the meantime... why don't we see what you are capable of?" she asked, picking out two suitable wooden knives for herself, already coated in chalk, blue, and motioned for him to choose whatever weapon he wanted. "we will fight, you and i. i wish to see how a human fights."
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she giggled at the promise of a lot of practice. she liked practice. and if it felt as good as this, then she wanted a LOT of practice. she gasped as she was bounced and she squirmed again, flushing brilliantly as she looked up at Frostpaw, looking more than a little stunned. the Fox. "well... no i don't imagine it would have been better, but he'd have been much better prepared for it. Khale and i where trained to deal with the nobles, if you hadn't abandoned Sam then Sam would have been trained as well." she admitted with a sniff. "still, i doubt he would have been very happy as a nobleman." she admitted with a shake of her head. "he'll be much happier with Frostpaw and i." she admitted with a nod before gasping as she was rocked, arching against the fox who held her as the Knot pressed against all those wonderful spots inside of her, making her moan eagerly. "oh g...god... you can't... you can't... be serious!" she gasped, even as she rolled her hips in time with the Anthros. "F..Frostpaw! don't tease... please..." she whimpered, clenching down. "it feels so good. i'm so close... don't stop." she was ignoring her father now. he could watch if he wanted, she didn't give a damn.
"shortsword is too long for her." Tawnywing stated simply. "she will need daggers no longer than five inches, and throwing knives. that is how she works best." she admitted. "she slips under guards... most of the others here will need short-swords, as we tend to want to fight closer, where we can use claw and fang, as well as bone and steal. there are a few who will need long, or broadsword. possibly mace or ax." she admitted before looking amused at his expression. "we may not use your weapons in the forest, but that does not mean i have not studied them. i am not sure how to use them properly, but i imagine you can teach us that easily enough." she admitted. "and we do have one advantage over the human army." she admitted with a nod. "some of US can fly. it will be easy to drop heavy stones on them from above, or reign flaming arrows onto them, or even drop exploding oil onto them. you will have to work hard to train us Khale." she warned, smirking. "in the meantime... why don't we see what you are capable of?" she asked, picking out two suitable wooden knives for herself, already coated in chalk, blue, and motioned for him to choose whatever weapon he wanted. "we will fight, you and i. i wish to see how a human fights."
~~**~~
she giggled at the promise of a lot of practice. she liked practice. and if it felt as good as this, then she wanted a LOT of practice. she gasped as she was bounced and she squirmed again, flushing brilliantly as she looked up at Frostpaw, looking more than a little stunned. the Fox. "well... no i don't imagine it would have been better, but he'd have been much better prepared for it. Khale and i where trained to deal with the nobles, if you hadn't abandoned Sam then Sam would have been trained as well." she admitted with a sniff. "still, i doubt he would have been very happy as a nobleman." she admitted with a shake of her head. "he'll be much happier with Frostpaw and i." she admitted with a nod before gasping as she was rocked, arching against the fox who held her as the Knot pressed against all those wonderful spots inside of her, making her moan eagerly. "oh g...god... you can't... you can't... be serious!" she gasped, even as she rolled her hips in time with the Anthros. "F..Frostpaw! don't tease... please..." she whimpered, clenching down. "it feels so good. i'm so close... don't stop." she was ignoring her father now. he could watch if he wanted, she didn't give a damn.