Translucent beads fell hard, the roar of rain more mightier than the lion’s and the sound of thunderous paws against the moor was unmistakable. A black tabby rogue nearly soared across the moorland, An alabaster demon at his tail. Hornetwing, his long white fur bouncing with every long stride, weaving with his victim in the midst of chase. A sinister gleam laid across Hornetwing’s eyes, and the friendly loving tom he was had vanished in this moment. Twisting on paw, finally the rogue began to slow. Quick and backed with the prowess of a viper, his fore-paw shot out with extended claws. Swiping hard across the she-cat’s back leg. “Ouch! you foxheart!” she yowled and lost her footing before flipping over several times till she laid at her side whimpering. “I just need food…. please…a rabbit” she stumbled over her words.
Hornetwing hung his head low as he approached the dark tabby, his face was eerily placid. Darkness swam in circles around his heart. His chest swelled with desire, his paws itched. Though all he wanted to do was help her, maybe even be a shoulder for her to cry on for whatever problems she may be going through. He also wanted to watch her organs spill, as if his father’s soul had tampered with his own. He drew his rosey pink tongue over his jaws as he approached. Pressing his nose to her leg wound. Fighting his inner demons. "I have a medicine cat that can help you" he forced the words through his teeth but suddenly. His entire muzzle stung as she rabbit-kicked him right in the face before twisting around and making an attempt to escape.
All morals left his body, a deep monstrous growl rolled like thunder in his chest as his ivory knives of the purest steel sunk into the earth below. Then he was off, with the speed of a cheetah he launched himself forward and soared through the air. The black tabby’s legs moving as fast as they could but not fast enough as the weight of the monster crushed her to the ground. The two skidding to a rough stop. His claws pressed into her shoulders to anchor her, his eyes glittering with a deep hunger. “Please” she whispered, though there was sympathy left for her. "They all say I’m like my father….why fight it" he chuckled darkly. “What?” she asked as if he was crazy, maybe he was, a psychotic. Hornetwing hesitated before locking his jaws around her throat, surrounded by soft fur. As his pearly daggers slipped into the skin and sunk to the bone, blood filled his mouth fast, as he had severed a main artery. Quickly he recoiled, and watched her sputter and twitch before the very light of her soul left her eyes. "no….no I’m sorry…" he looked down at the crimson liquid that covered himself and the grass below. murderer. He had to cover this up, make it look like he was beat up. He needed to make it believable.
Hornetwing slashed open his cheek, then ran his hind claws across his ribs. Then lacerated his shoulder, then his forelegs. He looked like a scratched-up mess. "This isn’t believable" he grunted before the worst and greatest idea popped into his head. Hornetpaw began to dig a deep narrow hole. Mud splattering and mixing with blood before he stepped away from his creation before surging forward, skillfully slipping his right forleg into the hole. ‘crack’ His jaws extended into a painful cry as he laid on his side having extracted his slightly though oddly bent foreleg. He then began to use his other paw to kick the dirt back over the hole to cover his tracks. Finally, he laid still, next to the rogue he murdered. Squeezing his eyes shut in pain and penitence.
//so, he killed a rogue, but scratched himself up and broke his front leg to make it seem like he was jumped. no-one must see that he murdered the rogue. Only that he is beat up with a broken front leg.