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A rugged, athletic man tromped through the forest, looking a little out of place with his crisp, yet well worn uniform.  A pair of odd-looking nunchaku hung at his waist.  His whiskered face was set in a frowned look of study as he just wandered.  He stopped in a stand of bushes and just stood there.  His green uniform made him blend in a little, and, with the foliage, he was already a little bit concealed.  He looked around, breathed in the fresh air, and smiled.  It was a rare smile, one of pure pleasure.  The smiles that usually showed on his face were so often filled with sarcasm or spite.  But this one was genuine.  Cale loved being in the outdoors.  He didn't get this kind of opportunity on the ship.  VR didn't do much for him in the way of pleasant experiences.  His senses were too keen to be fooled that easily, even unaugmented.  It was nice to finally be in a forest again.

Anonymous

Run!  Run!  Run!  Faster!  Faster!  A lithe, black-skinned cat with White fur darted through the lush forest.  Its smooth fur was covered an indigo colored blood from cuts and wounds all over its legs and face.  It was about the size and shape of an undersized panther.  Its eyes were blurred and only saw the wavy greens and browns pass its vision.  It was traveling in a very straight line, avoiding turns that might slow its path.  It was running frantically.  Straight through bushes and grazing tree trunks, it ran straight.  And this cat was no ordinary cat.  One could tell just by sight.  Its peculiar coloring and adept speed weren't normal.  

Keep going!  Can't stop!  Don’t stop!  It ran and ran, bushes, trees...PERSON!  The cat collided with the man who blended in so well with the bush and came to a halting stop.  Good thing it was smaller than a panther.  With the large collision, the feline crashed into the ground and skidded along, tumbling and rolling.  The bloody cat madly clambered to its feet and immediately collapsed on its front left leg.  The cat hissed, which quickly became a much more human yip as the animal wasn’t an animal anymore.  

A small nekkid young woman clutched her arm and stood, her eyes wide with fear at the person she hit and she stumbled backwards and away from him.  She was completely exhausted and panting, hardly able to breathe.  Because of her blood, her throat and tone were not red like a normal person's   She was a Black-skinned...Drow?  The four foot and three inch girl was a tiny and fully matured Drow Elf of about twenty-five years of age.  She may have looked younger because of her size, but her body showed her to be much more than a child.  Her Elf ears were longer and covered with soft, white fur that matched her hair, and down her back was a matching cat tail.  What kind of Drow was she??  She had elongated canines and her red eyes were semi slit like a cat's.  

The small girl's arms and legs and cheeks were covered with very shallow, and clean cuts that were deep enough, and clean enough to bleed well.  The blood stained her white hair that came down her face in long bangs and choppy down the back of her neck, cut messy.  Her expression toward the man she his was that of utter fear and she stumbled away like crazy.  Without even a word, the nekkid, and well-shaped young woman turned and ran off in her condition, only to be cut off by another just when she began to make distance between her and the first man.





A white man appeared in front of the small girl with equally impressive speed.  White skin, black hair, and red eyes.  This man was a white Drow.  His lips were tinted slightly blue, sharing the same color blood as the girl.  A frightening smirk covered his features, his teeth showing and his eyes wide.  His ebony hair was pulled tight behind his head and fluffed up after the tie.  Two braids were hung down in front of each ear, coming down to mid bicep.  His left eye supported a fancy red tattoo that reached from above his brow, on his eyelid, and finished at his cheek.  It encircled his left eye and was very noticeable on his features.  He wore dark clothing suited to his combat preference.  H e wore a loose, sleeveless v-neck shirt, thick band that wrapped his torso, and baggy pants tied under the knees.  Shin guards and stealth shoes covered his legs.  The White Drow wielded a katana in his left hand, the hilt upward and the blade downward so he could use it to guard against his arm.  Wrappings covered his forearms and his right forearm was covered with metal spikes coming up from his skin and through the wrappings.  

His eyes were locked onto the girl, his arms relaxed at his sides.  He stood almost lazily, his head craned to one side and tilted with his crooked smile.  "Kitten." He called softly, his armed hand extending and holding up her chin with the base of his sword.  He looked into her eyes and his grin widened.  





The girl froze in her tracks when her pursuer cut her off.  She crossed her arms and closed her eyes tight, about to lower her head when her chin was propped up.  She winced, her head forced upward and her scared eyes opened widely at him.  Her body trembled all over and her tail fell between her legs, wrapping around one of them.  Her ears tipped back and she just stood there in shock.  Still breathing heavily, her wary body wobbled and tears began to run down her face.  Still she said nothing and stood still.  





He took another step closer to her.  He was five feet and ten inches, but she was still short in comparison, so he held her head up while he looked down at her.  His spike-covered hand then came around and rested on the back of her head, holding her in place.  He watched the blood trail down her beautiful face, trickling its way down to her equally beautiful figure.  She had a wonderful build, so slender and supple, while equally tone and fit.  She was a beautiful athlete, one he LOVED to toy with.  She was the only one he had ever found interest in.  And she would be his and his alone.  She was everything he wanted.  And strangely enough, all of his affections for her were non-sexual related.  In fact, sex had never crossed his mind before.  His whole life had warped since he was captured and enslaved.  Arousal was unknown to him.  He just did what he liked, and he liked unique things.

Anonymous

Rustling in the woods approached him quickly.  Surprised by it, Cale didn't have the time to avoid it, and barely had enough time to use kou.  If he hadn't, he'd have taken much more damage from the impact.  He saw the cat turn into a girl and run off just as assuredly as she had slammed into him.  And then she was caught by someone else.  This might have been the person responsible for her injuries.  Cale frowned, returning to the facial expression he usually bore.  He didn't fancy himself a hero, but he couldn't just leave the poor girl in trouble like that.  Why did something like this have to happen on such a nice day?  It was so inconvenient.
Without drawing his nunchaku from their holsters, he placed his hands on his hips for ready access to them.  Cale had seen that kind of look before, the one on the white drow's face now.  It was never a safe look.  He took a readied stance.  "Hey, you!  I don't think she likes that.  How about you back off, and I won't have to make you."

Anonymous

As she was held, a sharp pain shot down her neck and left shoulder.  That collision had crewed her up.  She yipped quietly, her left arm returning idly to her side while her right arm covered her to the best of its ability.  Her neck was stiff and sore, and since he stretched it, she could feel where she was hurt.  And he was holding her there...  More tears streamed down, but she did not cry.  She made no sound and just stood there with wet, wide eyes, filled with pain and fear.  



Creepily happy eyes ever so slowly wandered over to the new voice that had just spoken.  From the feet, the White Drow's eyes trailed up the body, stopping at the face.  His expression had not changed.  He still had that same look in his eyes as he paused at the man.  He was about twenty, a young and slender face, his body fit and thin, not over muscular.  During this silence, the Drow's head craned to the opposite side, and he finally spoke.  

"Oh, oh my.  Somebody new.  Happy.  Hello." He paused again, looking over the man's expression.  "Tisk , tisk.  So gloomy. " he commented.  "My name is Jouichi, but you can call me Jo.  What's your name?" His voice was smooth and unaffected by emotion.  He just said calmly what was on his mind.  Without even a care in the world.  



The small girl in his possession shuddered at his voice.  There was nothing she could do right now.  He had her by the head.  She could only sit there and try to gather her strength.  Her panting calmed slightly, but her heart still raced.  It felt like her chest was locked.  It was hard to breathe.  Her panted breaths became more like small gasps for air that she tried to silence so as not to be heard.  Her vision was fuzzy and she could barely stand.  But he was holding her.  He would only hurt her more if she tried to move her head.  She had to be still for him.

Anonymous

Really, he didn't like that look at all.  "I don't give my name out casually, especially to guys like you.  Now let go of her.  You won't get a third warning."  Now he gripped the handles of his nunchaku, his facial expression not changed.  Even now, he began to channel his nen to the places he'd practiced for so many years.  He could see and smell clearly the tears, sweat, and blood on the girl's body.  He could hear her concealing her gasping from the fear and pain, even the racing of her heart.  And he could feel the absolute lack of tension between the other man and himself.  Not that he couldn't have anticipated that.  People with those kinds of eyes were never upset by threats.

Anonymous

"Ohhh!  A game?  I love games!  What is the game we will play?  And if I win, you tell me your name?" He exclaimed, not loud, but very happy, almost excited. His head tilted the other way. He was completely oblivious to the man's threats...or was he?  "So, what are the rules of the game?" he asked, carefree.  He held the girl still, not seeing any reason to let go just yet.  He took a deep breath and closed his eyes before opening them widely again.  He could smell it and taste it.  This man seemed fun.  He knew the man had done something and was reading him, trying to see what he was all about.  But Jo didn’t seem to care in the least.  The man wanted to fight.  Oh?  What for?  Couldn’t he see Jo was busy with Kitten?  Oh well, Jo had time to play.  Kitten would still be there when he was done.  



Every time Jo spoke, the girl trembled violently., holding back her cries.  She couldn’t show them.  It was weak, and it wouldn’t get her anywhere.  But she was far from strong compared to him.  She was only defending herself, and he left her bleeding in return for 'playing rough'.  She feared him, as well as everybody.  No one could be trusted!  But this man most!  What did he see in torturing her like this??  What did she ever do to deserve the way she had been treated all these years???  She was about to break, but she held her tongue.  Hardly any sound escaped her.  Her vision was fading too...

Anonymous

True to his word, Cale didn't give Jo a third warning.  Using ryu, he'd readied himself for battle, and now he was putting it into practice.  A blur of motion signified his attack.  Kyouka pumped through his joints, giving him inhumanly powerful reflexes and speed.  The same instant he'd disappeared from the place he'd been standing was when he'd whiped out both of his nunchaku, reinforced with shu.  The blades were sharp enough to run through a tree at a casual swing.  The attack looked unprovoked and oddly timed, but his cue had been shortly after Jo had spoken when he'd felt the girl in the swordsman's hand start to pass out.  Less than a breath's worth of time closed the gap between he and his target, the deadly chained weapons leading the advance.

Anonymous

Jo's eyes widened ever more so after the man abruptly started the game.  This looked like fun!  In a puff of air, the Drow disappeared from the girl, appearing behind her, and clashed with the man.  The soft sound of blood dripping was heard.  Bluish blood ran down one of the nunchaku, piercing through the palm of Jo's spiked hand.  He held the blade back, the other caught by the mere base of his katana as he stood before the still unnamed man.  "Eager to play?" he asked with his big grin, not serious in the least.  He pushed the man back slightly, gripping the man's weapon with his bleeding hand as if it were fine.  The spikes on his arm began to grow longer, and it felt as if more resided within the flesh of his palm, preventing the nunchaku blades from slicing right through his hand.  

Now left by herself, the small feline girl gasped in shock at Jo's disappearance and fell to her knees, finally able to relieve that strenuous pain she endures so quietly.  She immediately clutched her arm and neck, trying to rub the pain out so she could move again.  She just had to collide with somebody...  She worked frantically, glancing behind her to tee the two men locked together.  After a few moments, she scrambled to her feet, and rushed herself out of there.  She stumbled along at first, picking up speed she was off through the forest in her human form, still unable to use her left arm.  She had to get away from them both.  Everybody was suspicious.  She couldn’t trust anyone, ever.  

She ran and ran, her body on the verge of breaking.  She couldn't stop again.  It would happen all over if se did.  A while later, it finally hit her.  Unable to pick up her feet, she tripped and fell flat on her front.  Gasping for air, she panted heavily, her eyes glossed over.  Her vision faded fast and she couldn’t feel her body, only spiking pain shooting through her.  Frightened eyes then grew dim, tears still streaming down, until they finally closed.  She lost consciousness then.  She lay limp, face down in the grass and dirt and leaves beside a tree, a small puddle of bluish blood building up before her wounds clotted.

Anonymous

Once the girl had been released, Cale shouted, "Run!" at her.  No sooner had he said it when she did so.  She'd probably intended it anyway.  Good.  Now he could pull out all the stops.  His first blade had hit home, but Jo didn't seem to mind.  The other had been deflected off the sword.  This guy was about as fast as he was, and those spikes on his arm were an oddity he'd have to be careful of.  He'd have to pull away and make it a longer range battle.  Pushing off the ground, Cale pulled his nunchaku with him, including the one in Jo's hand.  Once it sucked free, it allowed the blood to flow more freely, however odd blue blood was.  Cale spun his weapons in a blur of circular motion, slinging blood off of the left blade.

Anonymous

Jo stepped forward when the man leapt away.  He stanced himself and swung his spiked hand, flinging blood at the man before looking at his wound.  "Ohhh!  How unpleasant!  I must be more careful!" he said cheerfully.  Steam then rose from his palm with a hissing sound and his wound sealed.  That maniacal grin was still on his face as he watched the spinning nunchaku.  In a swift motion he pulled his arm back, almost unnaturally and swung it horizontally with tremendous force.  Metal spikes exploded from his hand, whirling in the man's direction with extreme velocity.  There was a massive amount, and they were slivers, almost impossible to see.  These spikes pierced straight through trees, not one dull enough to just stick into one.  In that same instant, his body spun on one foot and he recycled, another wave firing off.  

He ended his twirl; his second foot planting on the ground while his arm regained a more normal shape.  And after he launched his waves, his body braced and he lunged forward, katana gripped and pulling from his side to his front, upside down in his left hand still.  His dash was sloppy and unguarded...or was it?  He seemed to leave himself open, but was he really that stupid?  Maybe he was and maybe he was confident.

Anonymous

Healing abilities?  Did he use kyouka?  The spikes!  Gugenka? Houshutsu?  No!  He had to stop thinking in terms of his old world.  Things didn't necessarily work the same in other realities.  Regardless, projectiles were worthless against him.  His nunchaku spun at unthought of speeds, his arms blurring through the air.  The combination either deflected or caught all of the needles in the odd cloth-like links of the whisper chain.  Cale's heightened senses were able to pick up their near impossible to see movement through the air.  Using a quick movement, Cale launched the needles he'd caught in the chains back at the charging elf, simultaneously changing his stance to protect against the sloppy-looking dash.

Anonymous

His own projectiles?  Impressive weapon.  Jo grinned wider, extending his spiked hand.  In a blur, it seemed as the skin on his forearm stretched like a small sheet and blue blood spattered as the needles were gathered. Blood spewed from his arm as he stretched it back again, the needles sinking into his flesh.  His sped increased and the distance between the two closed fast.  With a sweep of his arm, blood was flung at the man as he saw the change in stance.  His swinging motion was so powerful, that it put his body into a thrusted spin, his sword braced out.  He was a whirling blade, his body a near blur.  Was he reckless??  An echoed giggle escaped twirling mass as it flew right at the man, blood spraying off.

Anonymous

Spinning at him was a foolish move.  Direction could not be so easily changed when doing something like that.  The cloud of blood was unpleasant, but hardly fazed the licensed hunter.  Cale's new stance had prepared him to dodge, and now he was given the chance.  A blur of motion brought him high into the branches above the Jo, his reflexs allowing him to flip over so his feet were planted on the underside of a stout branch.  Another blur brought him behind the whirling elf.  Taking the initiative, he swung his nunchaku out to attack lower on Jo's legs where the sword wasn't protecting him.

Anonymous

Oooh, he was quick! Fun! Able to see in his whirling bombardment, his eyes watched the man go up and over, coming at his backside, which wasn’t really his backside since he was spinning. Whatever the case, it was behind his direction.  Uh oh! In the last second, Jo's legs folded and shot into him, for an instant, making him a disk as he hovered above the ground now.  In an instant, he broke the spin and slid to a harsh stop, skidding on his heels backward, watching the man with an excited look on his face.  Hmph... Blood ran down the side of his ankle. He nicked him.  Seemingly unphazed by the wound, Jo chuckled, teeth bared in his grin.  "Oh! My, my! It seems I was too reckless!" he sang excitedly.

Anonymous

The spinning, if the elf was used to such things wouldn't have disoriented him at all, so it wasn't completely surprising that he'd managed to partially avoid his attack, but only just partially.  It was obvious that Jo was being too reckless, but it was also obvious that he wasn't taking this encounter seriously.  Well, Cale wasn't really taking it completely as it was worth, either.  He was wasting time so the girl could get away.  All he needed to do at this point was get the elf near a tree, and he could restrain him without too much difficulty.  But Jo was good at being reckless, and his unpredictability would make it tricky to lure him close enough to a tree without making it obvious that was what he was trying to do.  Meanwhile, he'd just attack again.  A good offense is the best defense.
He'd missed first off, but it was best not to hesitate, so he dashed forward at the elf again, repeating his opening attack.  He wanted to see how Jo would react to the same attack twice.

Anonymous

Jo tilted his head as the man came at him once more. Hmmm... He pondered for a casual moment, taking in the attack. Oooh, this was familiar! Jo grinned in amusement at his own memory and prepared for the attack. Wait...! He thought in mid reaction. What was this man reusing his attack? Two answers popped into his head just then. Either the man was of no real skill, and that was all he had, which would make Jo sad, or the man was trying for a desired reaction from Jo. Oooh, the second possibility sounded appealing. Jo liked to think somewhat highly of his encounters. He hated disappointment, and now being cut twice, he was excited immensely. In another flash of steam, his ankle sealed its wound, leaving just a mark where he was hit, and Jo altered his reaction to best fit his taste in the interesting man.

Jo leapt up and back, bracing his feet against a large tree and setting his body, sword out and other arm at his side, spikes shooting forth from his skin. In a burst of tension, he preformed another whirling attack, but this one was different from the last. He was a spinning torpedo, coming at the man as he appeared, flowing at a downward angle. The man would most likely dodge, as the spiked arm prevented an intercepting attack from the side, and Jo blew into the ground with a drilling motion with his miss, but instead of stopping, his spiraling body recoiled after throwing dust and dirt and grass across their battlefield, and he launched toward another large tree.

The flexible Drow exploded from the volatile spin and planted his feet into the tree, the recoil shattering the bark and blowing a small crater as he came down on it. Knees bent again like before, he twisted his body in preparation, the aura around him growing aggressive and sharp along with his maniacal grin, eyes wide and locked onto the man's. Increasing the final tension, he released in a blur of spinning blades, the force behind this second one significantly stronger and faster and incredibly violent as he bulleted toward the man, his expectations high on this one. Jo was delighted inside. It'd been a while since he was free to cut loose.