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Alva watched the scene unfold with wide eyes. It all happened so fast, almost too fast for him to process. One moment, he was held at knife point, then the next, their attacker was getting a glass flown at him and the girl - now fox - Aeola was leaping through one of their pane-less windows. The other girl was knocked to her feet, who then turned into an otter and crouched in a corner. Alva groaned softly. Francesca was not going to live long if she didn't understand the concept of running away to safety or retreating. Well, shit. Guess it was time to make a run for it, eh? At least before the old man recovered. Alva frantically motioned for Francesca to jump through the window, trying not to speak in case the old man glanced over to him, and then, with a small grimace, Alva quickly glanced outside and shifted. What he shifted into was . . . not very impressive, to be honest. He shifted into a colorful blue-green butterfly, only slightly smaller than a common bird.
Alva fluttered as fast as he could through the opposite window and outside. At least in this form he would be harder to hit, and, like most Birdwings, he could fly longer and higher than the usual species of butterfly. For once he was grateful he could shift into something so inconspicuous. And, if worse came to worse and he had to shift back into human form, he could run fast. He always prided himself in his speed, it came in handy when his brothers tried to fight him or pick on him or throw him into the river when he couldn't swim. Yeah . . . Good times.
The young butterfly did feel bad about leaving his father back at home with a psychotic killer, but his father was strong. His dad wouldn't want him to stay behind and get himself killed, and Alva was pretty sure his dad was busy focusing on protecting Alva's sleeping mother upstairs. His father would at least try to make sure nothing would happen to her. They'll be okay, won't they?
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Alva fluttered as fast as he could through the opposite window and outside. At least in this form he would be harder to hit, and, like most Birdwings, he could fly longer and higher than the usual species of butterfly. For once he was grateful he could shift into something so inconspicuous. And, if worse came to worse and he had to shift back into human form, he could run fast. He always prided himself in his speed, it came in handy when his brothers tried to fight him or pick on him or throw him into the river when he couldn't swim. Yeah . . . Good times.
The young butterfly did feel bad about leaving his father back at home with a psychotic killer, but his father was strong. His dad wouldn't want him to stay behind and get himself killed, and Alva was pretty sure his dad was busy focusing on protecting Alva's sleeping mother upstairs. His father would at least try to make sure nothing would happen to her. They'll be okay, won't they?
@Dominaiscna
@Yaoke Saint
@PowderSnow
@StoneWolf18