"Yeah........." Claudio sat down. "The poor thing doesn't have a mother."

Maria blocked the attack with and arm and pushed the animals maw closer to the flesh chocking the animal. "Now you asked for it." With a mighty hand the leopard picked the fox up by the back of the next and held her up. With a sharp kick in the foxes knee she tossed them to the side blood running down her arm.

(err, that's a form of godmodding. The knife hit your other arm, so it obviously couldn't have picked me up and Amber's teeth are sharp. Both of your arms aren't useable right now)

"Speaking of that, what are we going to do with the giant mess outside? We can't drag it into the cave unless we bring it in piece by piece and it might attract other animals not to mention bears." Lint pointed out as she picked some grubs from the cave walls.

(Well Amber has managed to evade every attack I have done on her, so that should count as well. Maria is a strong beinging, it says that in her form. She is used to pain, the knife has no effect on her at the moment. And as said in a few posts before she used a small knife enough to hurt the fox enough to make her fall. And why is Amber running anyways?!)

(Taking a stroll in the woods, then stepping on a stick and invoking a huge leopard three times her size to attack her. If you were strolling in the woods, and a giant started chasing you, would you run? And the runaways I made were fair. She lunged into the tree before you tackled her. That makes sense since dogs have strong muscles in their legs that allow cat-like pouncing on objects. Since the knife is small, it didn't hurt Amber enough to make her fall. )

(Now NOT being hurt by the knife COMPLETELY is godmodding. Not being hurt by Amber's bite at ALL is godmodding.)

"Yeah.......... but we can take care of it. Train it and make it ours." Claudio said. "That bird is tough."

"If it revolts, were dead meat." Lint said as she laid some grubs down. The hatchling squawked and slowly went out of the cave to get the treat.

Claudio backed up and said sweetly to the bird. "Come on we won't hurt you."