"They're coming! The saviors are coming!" A voice called out down the street, before others fallowed in the chant. Hazel's ears perked up before going back again. And just when she was starting to have fun here!
"I guess we should go greet them." She huffed straightening the pin she had placed upon the strap that connected to her quiver. All of them had been given the same type of pins, it was a shield with each kingdoms flags decorating it. That way they would know which were friends and who was a spy. "Come on then." She huffed walking forward towards the gate. By the time they got there the bear and panther were just a few feet away.

Abram huffed some as the farmers cries echoed through the kingdom. Did they really have to spread it everywhere like that? The bear rolled his eyes some as they approached the gate.

Luna heard the yells from all around her. They were piercing into her skull, making her mood worse than it was before. Her ears flattened ontop of her head, trying her best to muffle the echoes. Luna remained close to the ground, lithe and sleek, not wanting to lash out. Little puffs of dust floated off of her paws as the land changed from road to stone. Luna stood uncertainly infront of the gate, as she was willing herself not to unleash her claws.

Merlot gently scooped him up, chuckling. "So tiny!" She placed him on her shoulder, then made sure he was steady before continuing to walk. The spires of the towers glinted in the sun, and upon closer inspection of the whole kingdom, once could see the change in activity as people ran around, yelling and throwing up decorations on various different buildings.

Leif's ears also perked up, but unlike his rabbit companion, they stayed up. He squinted his eyes to try and see from where they were. Then he followed after Hazel to go meet the other saviors. He studied the carnivores closely, not sure what to make of them. He'd never really laid eyes on a predator before.

Amicus gently dug his tiny claws into her clothes to hold on as she walked towards the city. He studied the environment as they passed by. Then he focused once again on the city rising before them.

Her nose twitched nervously. The smell was horrible, like a body when death cooled it over. But it was more than just that. The very scent of them made her heart race, her knees lock up, and her ears to perk up. The large brown animal looked over at them approaching once he saw the pin on her breast. She flinched back when he slowly offered her a giant paw, an universal greeting. Reluctantly she put her own paw froward and took hold of his claw. The village seemed to explode with cheers and clapping at this small gesture. For once in their lives the herbivores didn't have to fear the carnivores.

Abram lightly shook her paw before turning to the deer and offering him the same handshake, only not bending down to deliver it this time.

Luna sat up straight, and looked the pair of animals up and down judgingly. Ontop of the rabbits head, a small tuft of fur waved in a different direction than the rest. On the deers chin, it was the same problem. Luna rolled her eyes sassily, then leaned foreward slowly. She gave each one a lick to set them back in place, then sat back on her haunches.
Better
She grumbled
She twitched her ears, then brought up her dagger paw. She unleashed it, then began lacing the large dagger with poison, showing that just becasue she gave in to OCD she wasnt cuddly and cute.