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[fancypost bgcolor=; border: 0px; width: 420px; margin-top: -20px; text-align: justify; font-size: 10.5px; color: white;]Maybe this trait of being cunning with a blade, he took for himself. Maybe he did it share it with any relatives. Or perhaps, his relatives had something he didn't know about. Maybe his Dad had some.. bad things in his past. Maybe. Linx was a bit too young to have his mind spoiled, but he knew damn well what had to be done with daggers. And he knew what sort of damage these sorts of things could cause of course. He wasn't stupid like other 4 months old cubs. He knew how to survive in a world like this, where anything could happen. Where you had to expect the unexpected. He knew what to do. Flicking his stub like tail, the cub decided to take a walk through the camp once more to survey his surroundings. He needed to know exactly where he was. For the first few weeks of, well, being alive, he felt fear sleeping in a territory where everything, every minor detail couldn't be visioned because he hadn't seen it yet. And because of that, there was a chance for attackers and such. Linx needed to be prepared.
A stray root protruded from the crumbly earth. Naturally, his youthful paws tripped over this root and down came the serval cub, tail and all. Grumbling, though at the same time, a stab of panic entered his stomach, because someone might've seen that, he looked around, relieved to see no one. And then he looked down at the root, glaring. Hey. You could've killed me root. There could've been a sharp thing poking out of the earth and i could've been.. seriously hurt! I could've died! Silly root! Watch where you're going next time. Linx was prepared to move on when a glint of something caught his olive eyes and slowly turning his head, he saw the blade. Only a blade, mind. Padding to inspect this object, he grabbed the blade, a stupid move and easily sliced the paw pad which made Linx groan in pain and clutch the paw. It was a small nick, but he was a small cub. Tears of frustration and anger came to his eyes, and he dug around the blade and found the black handle, grabbed that and pulled it from the earth. In his paws was a dirty, but very sharp dagger. Some initials of a past owner were engraved into it. And Linx remembered that back at home, he had a sheath!
Inwardly cheering for joy, he put the dagger in his mouth, jaws clamping tightly around the black handle and thrusted his head forwards, and the blade embedded itself into the tree, and tree sap came out. Grinning, he unlodged it and began to practice, grunting with each movement of the blade.
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