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Friday, July 29, 2005

Why Should I Cry For You: Kohaku vs Tattoimaru
*episode 4*

Kohaku and Kirara fly silently through the morning. The boy has no way of knowing how close they are, but he trusts the flame-cat to find their quarry. Suddenly, Kirara dives and sets down just outside of a clearing in a forest. Kohaku silently slides from he back and begins to move in the direction her attention is focused on. As he reaches the edge of the clearing, he sees a boy kneeling over an injured animal. At first glance, one might think that he was helping it, but further observation would show that he is torturing it with a knife. Beside the boy is a two tailed flame-cat with blue black fur. As the two draw near, the cat turns his red eyes toward the slayer and the female. The male is about to give a warning, when something causes his eyes to fade to orange momentarily. The cat remains silent but begins to tense and untense his mussels. Unwilling to take advantage of the opportunity he has been given, Kohaku steps out into the clearing and shakes the chain attached to his scythe. The boy looks up and sees the two, then he turns to his companion. He takes the butt of his knife and strikes the inflamed scar on the cat’s right shoulder. The male’s eyes return to fully red and he steps defensively in front of the boy. Kohaku says, “Tattoimaru, isn’t it?” Tattoimaru replies, “And you are Kohaku. Where’s the mutt?” Kohaku says, “We’re alone now; just the four of us.” Tattoimaru says, “Well that’s no fun. Kyoubou, kill them!” The flame cat pounces, but Kirara intercepts him. The two tumble off and then head upward. Kohaku says, “It seems you haven’t thought this through. You see, now it’s just the two of us; and now you and now you will die.”
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