Tazan made a hissing noise at Alioe, as honored as she was to have her soul lived off of. Not.

Tazan growled back. "Hoho, are you threatening me? I think it should be the other way around, buddy!" Her ears plastered back against her head.

Tazan snorted. "You better watch it or you won't even have the ability to fight tomorrow!" Her eyes lit up like stars, literally. She gently nudged off the wolf pups, then stood up. "You can starve for all I care."

Tazan followed after him, even though she knew he was trying to make her follow. She sped up to her top speed, getting around in front of him to block him off. She slid her horn under each of the pups and plopped them on her spine. "Come on boys, he's just being a stupid jerk." She kneeled down to let them jump down and run to their mother. "You underestimate me. I may be powerless in the light like you have seen, but now I can just kill you before you even have a chance to think. The bl
ink of an eye is less than a benefit."

Tazan barked like a dog. "Good luck catching more than a rock, horse."

Tazan snorted and went back to her hill. If she was going to show him a thing or two about killing, she'd need to consult the stars.

Tazan looked up at the stars, picking out which were planets and which planets they were. "... I mean, I seriously don't need this right now. Isn't my life chaotic enough already? Last thing I need is the night stalkers on my back now. And thats reserved for the other animals! Uh no, you wouldn't understand." She squinted at the sky about annoyed. "Oh and you have communication skills. I can't believe you used to be so helpful!" Tazan hissed at the stars. "No, there isn't a monkey behind me. Quit it!"

Tazan growled. "Hello, monkey." She whipped Alioe with her tail, still looking at the stars. "Okay, fine! Your right! There is a monkey! Your eyes might be a bit on the bad side, but fine. Sorry I didn't believe you!" She snorted, feeling suddenly self conscious talking to the sky. "You still haven't told me anything useful though! I have nothing on my head!" She glanced up at her own forehead, then felt a bit stupid. "Oh, yes... Right. Hey! The things you do... What, he's still here? Why didn't you tell me sooner? Fine, Ursa Major having a Minor is a bit more important. But you- Oh shut up about Adromeda, will you? Your so love sick it isn't funny. Alright, go talk to her. I'm telling you, it won't work out." (I love these star bits...) She turned around, with a clear look of annoyance on her face. "What now, mum?" (Yes, she calls random strangers mum. So does my bus driver. On the bus, 'Hey mum', off the bus, 'bye mum'. Ugh.)

Tazan rolled her eyes. "Not that kind of mum. I meant the pansy." She glanced at the stars, feeling slightly offended. "Their not my freinds, their my family, thank you very much. And if you have a problem with that why don't you just skedaddle? Cardinalis was my mother and father when I had no other, okay?"

Tazan rolled her eyes inside her head. Well, THATS not hard to believe. "Actually, when you die you don't go up there. You go back inside the earth from which you came. Your soul will stay there in eternal peace, but your body will be reincarnated into a star, then it will be known as a plasmatic deity. The deity will not stay the same as the soul, though. It would become something other than itself- an opposite. Someone with a good attitude and loving personality... Would become a follower of the ruler down under. If I were up there, I would kill you. But, the thing is, I wouldn't know you. The deities always forget everything they have forged their whole life. This would all be this way until the next sun is born, when this one dies. They would be reincarnated again into something else, an owl, for instance. With no memory of it's past life. I'm sorry, but that is not your family up there."