All her life she was controlled and beaten into submission. Conditioned to think such terrible thoughts. All thought of self-worth was gone. The girl was battered, bruised, and low on self-confidence. All she thought was that she was a terrible, horrible person, and she accepted her isolation. It was the spotted feline that helped the girl see that she could be important to someone else. Sure he demanded food and company from her, but she was sure his demands had turned into enjoyment...that she was actually wanted for a change. At least, that is what she hoped was the case, but she could be wrong. She was wrong before and really give how everything was, a small part of her doubted Tobi had considered that she was worth something of value. However, within this form she didn't give a damn about self-confidence or the need to be held with some sort of value. In fact she didn't really concern herself with anything that her other half would be so troubled about. In this mindset the only thing she concerned herself with was how she was going to kill the human. Humans were weak. Humans were vile. Males were the worst gender. They were cruel. They needed to be destroyed. The weak was not allowed to live. This is the way of nature and every Were-creature knows the cruelest and most important law- survival of the fittest. The scent of Tobias filled her nose registering in the back of her mind that he was friend not foe. As he snatched her grey trimmed ear, a low growl would rumble through her entire frame as her jaws snapped and pried open sharp fangs bared at the weakling. His broken garbled words would soothe the beast, for a short while, and her fractured mind began to press into his own. Weres' even loners could connect with their own kind, and she knew Tobias would be good enough to associate with. His words created the twisted idea that was forming in her mind, and her ebony cranium would turn around, blue-grey eyes locking on his dark black twin pools. Her speech was broken her voice much deeper holding a slow malicious drawl.

"Boy...was...mean...to...kitty...kitty want boy?"

It would seem that in this primal state Raven was willing to obey with whatever Tobias wanted. Though in human form she would follow his command, but always with hesitance knowing he did not truly have that authority. Feral mind recognized that he was male and like all things in nature, males were the dominant ones. Even if she could easily tear him to pieces right now she would do no such thing to the spotted feline. As soon as the boy turned to run the oddly painted lupine would follow. Easily her long legs managed to catch up to the human. No human could out run a wolf, let alone one that was the size of a bear, and really it would be an embarrassment if he won. Coming up near the boy, blue-grey eyes noticed how he was moving towards the river. With a sinister snarl her pace would quicken as she sprung towards the boy, one grey paw slamming into him, keeping him still. As her muzzle went near him he would feel her warm breath tickle his skin, as sharp fangs latched only to his shirt, no skin would be pierced, and she would lift her head, the boy being carried like prey. Proudly she walked, head and tail held high as she waked towards Tobias in his tree.

"Kitty...I caught him...for you...kitty like present?"

Lowering her massive frame to the ground she would place the most likely frightened boy between her giant paws. Her skull would lower as her jaws unhinged allowing the boy to be placed back on the ground between her paws. The boy would be going nowhere. Blue-grey eyes narrowed as a low growl continued to reverberate throughout her form as her grey banner swayed side to side, pleased with herself. Yet just as suddenly as her feral mind came it would simply fade away. The low growls stopped. The girl remained in her giant form as her head tilted to the side puzzled. That hazy mind of hers began to diminish as the young woman began to take control. Worried and puzzled to see the boy in such a frighten state, especially between her paws, she would turn her attention to Tobi, her voice held apprehension.

"Tobi...why do I have him between my paws...did I do something bad?"

She trusted Tobais. She trusted him very much so. She would believe what he said...she was expecting the worse, and it would be best if Tobias helped her in his own special way at his point.

I'd Rather Feel Pain Then Nothing At All

Raven