Snippet #1607436

Naverine Rivers

Naverine smiled to herself as the training room came into view. That's right, she was that close, just a little further and she could force this guy to teach her how to do that. She could have the power she desired, she wouldn't have to train as much to finally surpass them. That's right, she thought of it as a shortcut to the top. Finally she could stand above the cat people and do things her own way alone. She chuckled audibly to herself, so far into her own state she didn't hear the small words from Jayze.

No more reliance of cat people, the transformation into a self sufficient dog was soon. Just a little further did she have to reach to gain the power she wanted. When they got inside the room, she turned. The inner happiness of becoming the top showing as she smiled to Jayze. His lips moved, but she was ignorant as to the words contained as she continued to slip off to her own dreams. "Forget it girl." Naverine paused, her own self coming back as she slowly turned to glare at the new voice's origins. "He has no clue how he did what he did. He's worthless. I'm saving you time here."

Naverine froze momentarily, staring at the girl as the words left her mouth. He, had no clue? So, there really was no easy way to get to the top? The power she had seen was still so far away? Then again, why did she even let herself think so highly. Cat people, all they ever do is trick others into pits of despair for their own amusement. Didn't she just think about saying that earlier?

"Listen since we're all here we could all train together and hopefully the powers Jayze unleashed will come out again." It was the boy from earlier, the one who wanted her to come to the training room in the first place. Did coming here even mean she lost to him? With left arm slouching, she covered her right eye with her other hand. Useless, that's what it was, that's what the other girl even said. Training together, was useless. She wanted to be stronger, not dragged along the bottom.

Jayze lying, Naverine should have known better then to trust another even for a moment. Self training, that is really where it all was after all. But then, why did she feel such pressure coming in. Broken trust? Was it not her way of living to not even place the lightest trust into any human or cat alike? "All cats are worthless, are they not?" She muttered to herself, "Yes... Beings that should all fall off that cliff. To be ignored by their own kind."

Hanging her head lower as if to avoid eye contact, she lifted her left hand giving her small sign of good bye. Walking out of the room quietly to make her way for her room. "I hate humans." She muttered when she was out of the room, safe from those with normal ears.