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"Yes, I am." Hannah replied with a half-smile on her face.
She stretched out and rested the knife down onto the cutting board, giving her hands a quick break. She must have sliced thirty carrots in a matter of minutes. Once her wrists felt a bit more at ease, she began to fill the bucket up again with pieces of sliced carrot. There had already been one bucket taken off not too long ago. She'd successfully filled that one to the brim. Now she was at work with filling the next one.
Katarina looked towards Sarah, trying to read her expression. She gave a simple nod and turned back into her half-human half-fox form in which she had the normal body of a human, but still had the ears and tail of her fox form. Staying in this state of limbo made it easier to transform into her fox form if she needed to. She wasn't the slightest bit scared of the tiger, even though she should have been. Though since Sarah was showing hesitancy, she didn't want to risk a fight that could end up poorly if she wasn't fully dedicated. Whatever the matter, it was probably best to avoid a scrap. She leaned against the wall, not really caring about what the puny weretiger would think of them for peacefully backing down from the fight, though it wasn't from fear.
She stretched out and rested the knife down onto the cutting board, giving her hands a quick break. She must have sliced thirty carrots in a matter of minutes. Once her wrists felt a bit more at ease, she began to fill the bucket up again with pieces of sliced carrot. There had already been one bucket taken off not too long ago. She'd successfully filled that one to the brim. Now she was at work with filling the next one.
Katarina looked towards Sarah, trying to read her expression. She gave a simple nod and turned back into her half-human half-fox form in which she had the normal body of a human, but still had the ears and tail of her fox form. Staying in this state of limbo made it easier to transform into her fox form if she needed to. She wasn't the slightest bit scared of the tiger, even though she should have been. Though since Sarah was showing hesitancy, she didn't want to risk a fight that could end up poorly if she wasn't fully dedicated. Whatever the matter, it was probably best to avoid a scrap. She leaned against the wall, not really caring about what the puny weretiger would think of them for peacefully backing down from the fight, though it wasn't from fear.