As the… well, Scragglefur wasn’t exactly sure what they were, but as the other-worldly life-forms hopped through the windows, Scragglefur immediately did what his instincts told him to: he ran as fast as he could through the back door. The rats that weren’t already out the door dropped their food as they saw their King rush past them. They already knew exactly what to do, seeing as how they had seen this exact same thing happen before. Sneakily running past something was not an option, so they ran as fast as their little legs would carry them. Scragglefur, being a rather large target, had to take care to not be targeted. A sudden jolt of pain alerted Scragglefur to the fact that he had unsuccessfully made himself an uneasy target. Stopping for a moment, he turned towards the other-worldly entity and let out a hiss before immediately turning back around and running even faster than he had before. This was an unpleasant scenario, but he’d tend to whatever his wounds were at a later time.
It must have been rather humorous to watch, a four-foot tall rat running with a handful of normal-sized rats. But humor was not the first thing to come to Scragglefur’s mind. Panic was the only thing to come to his mind as he ran as fast as his legs and arms would allow him. Despite being arms, they were still rather adept at fleeing. That was always a good thing. His feet-like hands, however, weren’t the greatest for holding thing, but he managed. But that was not what Scragglefur’s priority, holding things with his feet-like hands. His priority was simply to run. It was something he excelled at and would continue to excel at. Even though he was old for a rat, his body was at its prime, so he had nothing to worry about when running.
It was a short amount of time before Scragglefur was back home in the sewer-shanty-town. A surplus of food that would be eaten at a later time littered the domain, the smell mixing with the natural waste down in the sewers. It was a comforting smell, to Scragglefur and his rats, but right now, Scragglefur could not enjoy it. His freshly minted wound was the result of the other-worldly life-forms training their weapons on him, surely. Or maybe he had just been careless when running. It didn’t quite matter, but the more Scragglefur thought about it, the more it seemed that he had just been careless when running. Whatever the case, he was bleeding and growling at himself. Using one of his bandages, taken from his hoard of bandages, he covered the wound after splashing it with some sewer water. Not the healthiest way to go about things, but it calmed the pain. Consequences didn’t really find their way into Scragglefur’s mind, but infections sure found ways into his body. No matter, he’d just munch on some antibiotics if he had any.
Which he didn’t.