Snippet #2242520

She glanced in the direction of the yell, hearing the dragon Kalian. She had mistakenly flown too close to the other dragons' cave. She snorted and flew further from him, looking for anything that seemed even remotely entertaining. She found some feline animals in what appeared to be a family of sorts. They were gold and stood on all fours; their size being just a little bit smaller than her head. Better than nothing.

Swooping down she rushed at the biggest one and scratched the side quickly and lightly, just to start things off. She wasn't hungry she just wanted to kill. A few of the smaller ones tried to leap at her but she was already up higher than they could jump and they fell to the ground, landing on their feet. Levenia chuckled and dived at the biggest one again, the one with the large mound of fur around it's neck. It growled and 'reorwed' loudly but she just bared her teeth and grabbed the surprisingly thin body with her hind feet. Flying high into the air she let the wriggling thing drop back to the ground, this time landing on it's back with a sickening crunch. Utterly satisfying.

"Hah! These creatures are more fragile than I thought!" She gave a laughing mewl and purred at the sight of the other members crowding around the dead one.

They took stance and attempted to jump at her again when she dove to the ground, pinning two at once. She halted her movement and bit into the one her left front foot was holding, tearing into the skin and splattering blood over everything it could reach. She could feel muscle disintergrate underneath her teeth and jerked her head from side to side, ripping the bones out of the skin completely, efficiently cutting off the near eardrum shattering squeals. Two down, four to go. The other animal was clawing at her foot and hissing but its' weapons weren't sharp enough to penetrate the scales. She released the dead and useless skin and picked up the other creature with her jaw; the other three circled her cautiously. "Time to die" she growled before biting this one as well and flicking it into the air, catching it and biting especially hard. This one too splurted blood everywhere and she purred.

The three animals decided it was time to retreat and one of them ran to a small den in the ground before running back out with tiny versions of the creatures. Babies, perhaps? She didn't care. She was going to kill all of them. Levenia stretched her body out and took off, circling the area and sending the animals scurrying around and around trying to get away. Twice she dove at them, sending them in different directions, until all of them were huddled together again. She laughed and grabbed one on her way around them, flying high and dropping it to the ground. Faster than the falling animal she swooped down and grabbed the two mini creatures in her jaw, flew up and up and up, then bit down and let go, dropping blood, guts and skin crashing to the ground. The angry hisses and yowls that were previously coming from the animals changed into what sounded like mourning cries. It made no difference to her and she landed on the ground in front of the remainind two. Before the could react she swiped out her front claws and tore one to shreds. Her giggle was cut short as she felt a small ripping in her side, just at the edge of the soft and hard scales. She turned and saw the last creature had jumped and latched onto one of her weak spots with it's teeth and claws while she had killed the other one. She growled and grabbed with her jaw, wrenching it away from her body. She jerked from side to side, biting and grinding her teeth through the body and scattering the blood and innards around.

Levenia was breathing slightly deeper than before, and she took a moment to look around at her handiwork and to look at herself. She could feel the blood starting to drip and dry on her skin, all over her wings and legs, her tail and head. Her body was a mess of purple scales and red puddles and splatters. Torn pieces of skin and fur were all over the field and some in the few trees close by. Blood drenched the area and everywhere she looked there was bits and pieces of bodies. Perfect. She stretched her wings out and dropped the carcass from her mouth; raising her head to the sky she screamed as loud as she could, voicing her frustrations and saddness and satisfaction.