Poison [Lucca]

[Kitty]

For the most part Azriel tried to act far more intelligent then he was. However, when it came to people, he was quite good at catching subtleties they might not even realize they had. He wasn't exactly one for interactions usually, but he spent quite a large amount of time simply studying people while his brother napped. They were slight, but her court breeding showed through in tiny little ques.

Hiding things? No, feel free to make any form of inquiry you wish m'dear. Observations though, those are my forte.

Katriel's ears shot forward and the larger of the two tilted his head to the side and watched the little creature with slightly widened eyes. It talked! He wasn't much for his brother's games, playing along mainly to make him happy and, well... maybe find a little amusement out of it all but now, oh now he was truly interested. A talking familiar, it made his whiskers twitch with delight.

Azriel could not contain the laughter that bubbled up from his throat when the worm asked his intentions and thought they meant the feline harm. Now that was a good one.

If we meant any harm, wouldn't a surprise attack be far better? We aren't exactly the fastest, most maneuverable pair now are we?

He shifted his gaze down to their binding once again. They couldn't run and they couldn't move terribly far from one another. Yes, she may have had a ball and chain but really.... she looked like she was quite comfortable with it and he highly doubted she was slow.

[Lucca]

Oh, that was a rich statement, indeed. Eldy's eyes narrowed, but...to tell the truth she couldn't find anything to pick apart in the other Feline's words. Which, of course, just made her a little more frustrated. She took a bite of the soup, finally, more to give her time to think than out of any actual desire to eat the stuff. Truth be told, it wasn't bad, but she also wasn't very hungry.

Finishing that excuse, she gave them a flat look, purple eyes going from once face to the other. "Fine, if you must know, I'm just not used to this new form yet," she said at last, gesturing to herself vaguely. Her tail-tip twitched with discomfort, but her eyes still burned deep with challenge. She didn't turn to look at Thaddeus, knowing that he could handle himself, and feeling a mix of exasperation and pride that he was also looking out for her.

The little Wurm stiffened, and his eyes narrowed slightly, the motion odd with hi not-entirely-organic features. "Sir, you are making the incorrect assumption that harm can only be inflicted on another physically. I know not whether you are lacking this knowledge or merely think me a fool, but I assure you that the latter is not the truth." Of course, the effect of his stern tone was mitigated slightly when he noticed Katriel admiring him. He preened a bit, moving so his polished green spikes caught the light -just so- and gleamed wonderfully.