[Fubuki races after, metal paws padded just enough to muffle the heavy thumps of each bound. Out in the open she can reach top speed, hot in pursuit. Her new prey is practically waiting for her, dead ahead in traffic. That's strange. Cars belong on roads, not people. But she leaps out obediently onto the street after, directly into the path of an oncoming Honda Civic.
Its owner slams the break, screaming audibly. A second later the car hits the tiger with a sickening crunch of metal and snap of airbag.
Fubuki is tossed to the cement, getting up almost immediately; unlike a real tiger, she only feels simulated pain during simulation battles. Not real pain. Her head looks down, shaking one limb, then another. Her foreleg has an odd dent in it. She walks to a sideways angle with her forepaws getting wider apart, having to manually correct this every few steps. She's not built with human shoulder range.
Clearly she hasn't been city trained quite yet, though as a learning thing she'll be slightly more wary next time.
After determining she's sustained only mechanical damage, she looks for her target.
The driver stays in her vehicle, visibly shaken and bruised, but otherwise fine. Though she might have to go to more therapy sessions after hitting a tiger that can stand merrily back up.]
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Its owner slams the break, screaming audibly. A second later the car hits the tiger with a sickening crunch of metal and snap of airbag.
Fubuki is tossed to the cement, getting up almost immediately; unlike a real tiger, she only feels simulated pain during simulation battles. Not real pain. Her head looks down, shaking one limb, then another. Her foreleg has an odd dent in it. She walks to a sideways angle with her forepaws getting wider apart, having to manually correct this every few steps. She's not built with human shoulder range.
Clearly she hasn't been city trained quite yet, though as a learning thing she'll be slightly more wary next time.
After determining she's sustained only mechanical damage, she looks for her target.
The driver stays in her vehicle, visibly shaken and bruised, but otherwise fine. Though she might have to go to more therapy sessions after hitting a tiger that can stand merrily back up.]