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Message: <blockquote data-quote="izillama" data-source="post: 4605766" data-attributes="member: 79171">Clover flinched and stood dejectedly off to one side as she watched Koln and Ruby feast on the frightened animal. She crossed her arms, watching the eyes of the terrified creature. Though Koln tried to calm it by stroking it--petting!--the poor thing could do nothing to allay its own unease. Its eyes, wide and brown, seemed to roll around in the sockets crazily, searching for some escape but finding none.The air swam with blood.The scent washed past Clover and hit her like a wall. However, it did not smell as appetizing as it could have. As it probably should have. She found herself momentarily wondering what was wrong with her; not wanting the cow's blood. Had she not just fed a little while ago? Even after sating oneself with cake, pastries still would smell good, no?The creature became more distressed as Koln and Ruby "fought" over it. Clover found herself pitying the animal.Then she frowned. Remembering her own words and mad at herself for forgetting them so quickly.Clover shook her head, then decided quickly on the mercy killing. She practically charged forward, then edged her way quickly in between Ruby and Koln--still feasting very intently and terretorially--to grab the cow's head.   <a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1872669/" target="_blank">1d20+3 → [11,3] = (14)</a>Grapple check for wrangling the cow   <a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1872673/" target="_blank">1d6 → [6] = (6)</a>Damage check for snapping the cow's neck (if grapple is successful)</blockquote>

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