ellow moon shone through a lattice of leaves, illuminating the once jet-black Woods. The chirping sound of cricket

esque, obscure monster. The rustling of the leaves, snapping of twigs and the flig

al disturbance the fore

ep breath befor

ling of leaves heightened as the animal revealed itself. With its long bod

odlust emitted fro

d. The wildcat's drooped ears perked up and it jumped a few yar

its attacker, it began to sta

edators pounced at each other, like an

nowy chest. With an attempt to tear its opponent, the vicious leopard gri

in the dirt. A deep gash became visible down the bac

st was now filled with

like tail[4] turned sharply to charge at the wildcat. With intentions purely murderous, the nocturna

ng its legs. It looked down at its prey only to realise that the wi

the leopard. The leopard, before it could understand a

ned and its visi

wildcat was supposed to be was empty

ed to move but staggered and fell. The once vic

ove the panting leopard. An ominous feeling of dread rose in the heart of the leopa

ckwards, trying to get

e of those wildcats, right? It's...It's a DEMON! A

pponent otherwise you'll be the one to pay. This

brilliantly under the moonlight. The fleecy apex predator opened its va

ed to end the le

aring echoed throughout the forest for a long time. The small animals

came deadly silent. Other than the drip trail[5] staining th

rians on the road picked up their paces and hurried in different directions

urmured curses under their breath, while others strode wea

down heavily their vo

s dirty with red spots on it, soiled mud covered most of its body but some were washed a

dy, watery ground. The cold rain continued to pour intensely, d

ssa

ore the plunge- simply

- having graceful

ron is hot- taking adva

that can manipulate objects and also balance

t forms due to the movement of the sourc

e capital of southwestern

the species as different so in this story Wildcats and Leopards are different feline sp