[Guess who is prowling the halls again?
If you guessed Anna, you'd be right.
Problem is, Anna the Tiger looks...a little different. Instead of her normal tones of gold, brown, black, and white, she's tinged a musky purple streaked with visible lines of a sick, grey color. Her canines have lengthened, and the tigers body has shifted significantly in
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Hmm. Something with meat sounds good.]
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A hum. Someone is humming, someone is near. She presses herself to the wall, warring for control as she slips ever closer, claws raking heedlessly across the carpet as she moves. She rounds to corner, and comes face to face with Phoenix.]
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There is something vaguely familiar about the cat, but the feeling is dwarfed by the alarms going off in his head. Warily, he backs up a step.]
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Do you recognize those eyes, Phoenix? They're still the same, for now.]
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In an ideal situation, Maia would prefer to keep Anna's treatment as close to her own; slow and steady, with gradual development over the years. However, slow and stead simply wouldn't do in a place like this! If Maia wants results, then she'll get them any way she can. And really, she's been using the quickest method she can think of: seeing Anna with increased frequency and upping the strength of the treatment with each visit.
Maia had been floating around the ship before sensing a nearby presence of Dark Eco and, inevitably, finding Anna. She says nothing, taking a moment to look at the changes and admire her work.[
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Her normal, human form hasn't seen many changes. Sure, she's been more withdrawn and when she's run across people in the past few days (at least since the shadow event), she's been snappish, surly, and angry - not at all like her normally docile self.
But now she sees Maia. Maia, who's made her look like moer of a FREAK than she already is, Maia who was supposed to be HELPING but seemed to be instead HARMING. Her claws dig into the carpet, and Maia gets a loud, menacing snarl.]
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Oh, come now, Anna. Don't use that tone with me. [Maia can't talk to animals, but it isn't as if it's very hard to determine the emotion behind a snarl.]
I made sure that you knew what you were getting into after you volunteered. [No, Maia made sure to be as vague as possible, but either way, it didn't matter. There was no way Anna would have been able to get out of it.] You should have thought more about what might happen before you volunteered.
[Hi, Anna. This is Maia saying it's your own damn fault for letting her take advantage of you.]
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What she is sure of is that that thin level of self control is very nearly shredded, and Maia is NOT HELPING.
If Anna could talk like this, there would be far more words to be exchanged. She can't, so instead, she just advances closer.]
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