Gang Wars RP

Nomvula glanced and gave a half-smile back as she passed. She glanced at him more closely and felt something familiar about him. Maybe he's from the other gang...? she thought

Hog kept walking knowing exactly who she was. But in honestly he could care less.

Vula headed towards the docks, jogging by and looking out over the large lake with boats full of cargo heading out to other cities.

Kisa picks up the pace, not even thinking about where her legs was taking her.

Saika headed towards a small wooded area by a pond in the park, a rather secluded area she liked to visit every so often. She went into the wood area and stepped up to a tree stump, where she swung her violin case off and set it down on the trunk. Spying could come later. Right now, she just wanted to be Skyler. She took out her violin, glanced around to make sure she didn't spot someone, then took a deep breath and closed her eyes. She began to play.

Kiba had stopped by a resturant near the docks. He swallowed his mouth dripping.

Kida's foot dangled from a tree.

Saika saw nothing, fully immersed in her music. With her eyes close, she could concentrate on her song. She swayed a bit as she played, even doing a few twirls.

Kida heard music and jumped down from his perch and went to find the source. He followed it to her.

Kisa passes Kida, her pace picking up a little more. She doesn't hear the violin.

Suddenly her fingers began to play faster. The song became fast instead of slow, her heart beating wildly with the melody as she played and played and twirled and swayed and . . . The song ended. She slowly lowered her arms and opened her gray eyes.

Vula glanced across the street at Kiba as she passed. There wasn't many other people around that street.

Kiba growled, along with his stomach. He smelled the air. Tsume walked up next to him.

"Wow...that was really good." Kida told her, no knowing who she was.

Vula chuckled a little bit, noticing Kiba's expression and she could almost hear his stomach growling from across the street.

Her eyes widened slightly to see an unfamiliar boy standing a few feet away, though she tried not to let too much surprise register on her face. Strange how she hadn't heard or felt his presence, being a spy and all. Perhaps she had been too immersed . . . Though she didn't regret it. She nodded to the boy. "Thanks. Took years to learn that song." She said quietly.

Tsume whispered something to Kiba. Kiba nodded and you could almost see him smiling through his muzzle.

It was beautiful." Kida said.

Kiba walked around to the front of the restaurant as Tsume slipped into the alley behind it.

Saika shifted on her feet and slipped the violin back into its case. "Thank you. It really is."

"It's even better since it's played by someone beautiful." He said.

Kida walked up to the front of the restaurant. He picked up a large rock and launched it into the window, shattering it. The waiters and the cooks and all the staff members came running out as Kiba kept launching rocks and other items at them to draw them out. As the people became distracted Tsume slipped inside, grabbed one of the buffet trays and ran out with it to the left of the restaurant. As soon as Kiba saw Tsume, he ran right out of sight of people before he slipped into an alleyway to meet up with his brother.

Her gaze quickly darted to his, then she quickly looked away, feeling her cheeks heat up. "Is that what you say to all the girls you happen upon in the forest playing the violin?"

Yawen leaned on the counter of her shop and flipped through a magazine, glancing up every so often and waiting for someone to come in.

Kiba ran by the window of the shop, stopping at the corner so he could catch his breath. He leaned back against the wall.

"Nah, only the good ones." He winked.

Yawen looked up at Kiba, watching him expectantly.

Kiba fell to the ground and groaned. Tsume walked up next to him. He set the tray of fried chicken on the ground and nudged his brother with his claws.

Yawen walked out the shop towards them. "Something wrong with your friend?" She asked

Tsume grabbed Kiba's ankle and drug his brother back away from her. He shook his head. He helped Kiba sit up and leaned him against the wall of the building. He picked up Kiba's hand which was bleeding from a broken bottle he picked up before. He tore off a lower part of his shirt and wrapped his hand up. He gave Kiba a piece of chicken and then sat down next to him eating his own. Both of the brothers where skinny, their ribs, hips, and sternums showing.