[One month after her 'victory' against Ninetails, Moro is in much better shape. She isn't roaming close to the village lately, however - any snowfall is remarkably free of her giant pawprints. But for those that venture into the forest, the prints in the snow or dirt are almost always fresh - she has been roaming nearly nonstop since she
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And she just grins. Hello, mongrel.]
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Have you come for me to crush your skull, this time?
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What a cocky beast...yet you achieved nothing with your weak and dull things you call fangs.
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Oh? Steely though your fur was, it certainly was no large feat to hear that satisfying crunch of your bones vibrating through my jaws.
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Hoho...certainly not as satisfying as the taste of your flesh and blood, dog. How I would love to taste it again, but your wretched odor drives me back.
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You may lap up strips of my flesh if you so desire... in the meanwhile, I will savor in breaking open your rib cage and swallowing your heart.
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Odd, I was thinking of doing the same to that human child who stinks of you. Tell me she's well? I won't feast on a corpse.
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Tense already? Not intending to flee, are you? Are you truly so frightened of me?
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The only things I fear are your fleas, mongrel. And your putrid stench, if anything. I only came for a drink. [And, without fear, Ninetails trots right up to the lakeside, lowers her head, and laps up some water. Frightened? Please.]
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Yours isn't the flesh and blood I wish to taste today, beast!
[But she'll at least make an attempt to leave Moro with another little parting gift. Pulling a demon slip from her robes, the masked woman flicks it right at Moro's visible head before skipping the water to the other side and making a hasty retreat. She doesn't even bother to make sure the slip hits and explodes like it should. She just wants to return to her cave.]
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