Y o u r W o r s t N i g h t m a r e. | r | [Snow Do]

Layla glanced Brutus's way, her gaze meeting his for a moment. "At 6 months old, I had been raped by a massive gray brute. I didn't know who, but I'm just lucky I didn't get pregnant. After that, my hatred towards not just to brutes, but wolves in general grew stronger, and my temper grew shorter. I was bullied as a young pup by older pups, and I felt like my dream to become an Assassin was accepted by only one wolf, and that wolf was both my main mentor and my best friend." Layla explained, swallowing softly before continuing. "I'm not afraid of anything. But I will never forget the brute that forced me. I will find him, and tare his organs out, one by one." Layla growled, gritting her teeth together.

Layla snorted, but nodded. "I have, actually. The Mist is you, Brutus. I am smarter than you think." Layla was just teasing at that last part, but sighed softly. "I know of your past. Trust me, my father went through the same shit. At only four months, his father, The Great Talon was murdered in front of Durnal's own eyes. Durnal, even as a newborn, was abused by his mother. And when he left after Talon died, Durnal taught himself everything, and fended for himself his entire life. His past haunts him to this day, and he's one of the most amazing Assassin's to ever live." Layla told him. She nudged Brutus's shoulder. "I feel for you though. Having a parent dead is very terrible."

Layla's gaze softened and she licked his cheek gently. The least she could do was be... Ugh. Nice. Layla hated that word. But she met his gaze steadily. "Don't blame yourself for something that isn't your fault." She whispered, blinking her aqua blue orbs. Layla felt him tense up and chuckled softly, her claws flexing to skim the ground. "We should probably get going. The battle won't wait for us." She growled, getting to her paws and padded back outside and into the trees, her gaze once again blank and emotionless.

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(Layla's coat is a dark brown, flecked with black while her face, chest, tummy, legs, paws and undertail are white.)

Layla kept padding forward until she heard Brutus's last words, causing her to snarl. She snapped at him, fur bristling and her eyes flaring like blue fire. "As a former Assassin, you should know that I have to be serious." Layla growled, continuing to pad forward, rolling her heavenly eyes at him. She could tell just by looking at Brutus that he was waiting for her to lunge at him. Hell no. She wasn't stupid. Layla was a hardcore Assassin that took things seriously, even when others didn't. She felt her claws skimming the Earth as she walked, her glossy pelt shining in the bright sun, as her blue eyes glistened a bright glow. Layla glanced over at Brutus, her eyes blank with no expression, but a mysterious glisten that could mesmerize anyone. "This battle sounds a lot of fun. Don't you think?" She grumbled.

Layl rolled her eyes, "Not what I meant. I meant, it'll be nice to see an old friend of mine. Who knows, maybe you'll see someone you recognize." Layla padded forward slightly faster, the wind picking up and blowing towards her as she stood at the edge of a cliff. She leaped down the ravine, and before she hit ground, Layla snatched onto a branch, throwing herself up to the other side of the ravine. She landed gently, for she has done this many times in her life. Layla took no time waiting for Brutus. He could figure his way over himself. Layla's masculine body tensed as she leaped into a tree, then sat for a moment before leaping from one tree to the next, easily making her way through the vines and branches. She leaped down onto a tall rock, standing proudly in a German Shepherd position. Heaving in a deep breath, she let out a beautiful howl that echoed through the landscape and over the mountains her eyes facing up at the sky that began to grow a light orange, the sun setting in front of her. Layla knew that the battle was located in the direction of where the sun sets. The feathers pierced in her ear waved in the wind, causing the massive fae to smile happily.