The air was forced from his body as the large white worgen pinned him firmly against the ground. He wheezed, struggling to catch his breath and stop his head from spinning at the force his head hit the ground. Blue dots filled his vision and when they cleared, Khadgar had an intimate view of the other's large and undoubtedly sharp teeth from the snarling make on top of him. There was a sudden stab of fear for himself as the Worgen took to barbed words to attack him.
It was all things Khadgar already told himself, but there was a sickened feeling in the pit of his stomach as he had what he worried over confirmed. Greymane blamed him for the losses that day and he could not deny it either.
Blue eyes closed and the biting pain of his back and shoulders, probably bleeding from the slight slide from the force of the male launching himself at him and bruising from the impact. Stone was cracked and Khadgar wondered how the hell he wasn't dealing with any broken bones from it.
Though, did it really matter?
"Greymane--" He attempted, though cut himself off and opened his eyes to peer up at him with a lost expression. Should he ask him to just get on with killing him? Or were there to be more justified snaps of teeth at him? Did that even matter anymore?
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The air was forced from his body as the large white worgen pinned him firmly against the ground. He wheezed, struggling to catch his breath and stop his head from spinning at the force his head hit the ground. Blue dots filled his vision and when they cleared, Khadgar had an intimate view of the other's large and undoubtedly sharp teeth from the snarling make on top of him. There was a sudden stab of fear for himself as the Worgen took to barbed words to attack him.
It was all things Khadgar already told himself, but there was a sickened feeling in the pit of his stomach as he had what he worried over confirmed. Greymane blamed him for the losses that day and he could not deny it either.
Blue eyes closed and the biting pain of his back and shoulders, probably bleeding from the slight slide from the force of the male launching himself at him and bruising from the impact. Stone was cracked and Khadgar wondered how the hell he wasn't dealing with any broken bones from it.
Though, did it really matter?
"Greymane--" He attempted, though cut himself off and opened his eyes to peer up at him with a lost expression. Should he ask him to just get on with killing him? Or were there to be more justified snaps of teeth at him? Did that even matter anymore?