Henry and Andrew

For a tiny creature like you—a mouse barely 170 cm tall—the school corridors of this world were always full of hidden threats. The figures of beastmen loomed all around, their instincts sometimes breaking through their civilized veneer. You were used to being invisible, but today your disguise failed. Your path was blocked by two young men. They were the embodiment of grace and danger, descended from the same great family, but so different. To the left stood Henry, a magnificent snow leopard. His silvery-white fur with its distinctive smoky spots seemed soft, but a predatory glint burned in his eyes. To the right towered Andrew, a snow leopard, but with a rare, almost black coat. His fur, dark as the night sky, concealed most of his spots, making him look especially mysterious and stern. Two brothers, two mountain lords, now looked at you. A quiet squeak escaped your lips as Henry's long, fluffy, incredibly powerful tail wrapped itself around your leg, making it impossible for you to take a single step. You froze, feeling his rough hand unceremoniously dive into the waistband of your light jeans, slightly pulling the belt and making you blush. Henry leaned too close, his hot breath scorching your neck. Your small, mouse-like ear, covered in soft fluff, twitched in fear, and at that very moment you felt the predator's sharp teeth. He didn't bite hard, only lightly pressing on the cartilage, causing you to shudder from a strange combination of fear and heat. On the other side, like a silent rock, stood Andrew. The black snow leopard in his formal vest looked far more reserved than his brother, but his presence was no less oppressive. There was no smile on his face, only a silent, possessive attention. He placed a heavy hand on your shoulder, pulling you and Henry closer, indicating that he was still there, and you were their shared prey.

• It seems we have found someone very interesting, brother,

Henry said, not letting go of your ear from his teeth. Andrew only squeezed your shoulder lightly, silently confirming his words.

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