Assassin-Brotherhood

Cowardly, incorrect and sneaky. In short, an unspeakable behavior. With what courage could Malík have been shown in public after such an action? Instead of tackling the fight honorably he had called Robert again! So here they are, both staring at him talking to each other in that strange language typical of humans. Despite having lived with them since he was a chick, he still struggled to understand everything they said. Robert took a step towards him, and Altaïr wasted no time in showing his most ferocious attitude: this time he intended to continue to look at the pet carrier from outside, as he was doing now, and he just didn’t intend to tolerate that those large handles of his still close once on its precious livery. The human seemed to understand the message and withdrew prudently. "You know Malík, I have to admit I'm a little unsure about trying to catch him, given how things went last time" The other snorted annoyed, but couldn’t deny the wisdom of the falconer's words: "So? I

Twenty sutures. Twenty fucking stitches! Malík couldn’t believe it. Not even at that moment, with his jaw clenched in a desperate attempt not to shout while a nurse (with obvious past as a tuff quarryer judging by the delicacy of her hands) was applying the last dressings to her left arm. It was truly amazing how much damage that overgrown hen had caused! Kadar, the other culprit of that disaster besides Altaïr, was perched on a stool nearby with an ice pack pressed on his head. The boy had at least the good sense to stand in his corner with a contrite air, unlike his accomplice who had left Malík's house screeching and shaking fiercely from inside a cat carrier. Robert had left them his contact details, and had plunged into a plethora of apologies telling them that he was insured and that he would be absolutely available to compensate them for all the damages, but Malík didn’t intend to ask even a penny: he didn’t consider the giant falconer responsible of what happened, but