Recent content by Lightflower

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ Despite her recent anxiety surrounding motherhood, nothing had ever felt more correct to her. She'd heard of other queens experiencing similar things to her. Especially since her borderline meltdown with Gigglekit. It was difficult to imagine going back...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ Where is she? she thought. Raccoonstripe's voice was little comfort to her, Chestnutroot a similar feeling. The moments dragged on like moons. Her yellow-green gaze flicked rapidly between anything she could think of to look at, searching for her...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ Lightflower moved in a fluid way, cleansing their bodies of death scent as best as she could. Her paws moved steadily, placing and weaving rosemary and mint like she'd been born for this. So unlike the cat she'd become recently with her children...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ The new-leaf sun rested over her fur like a warm blanket. The queen rested outside the nursery, a typical spot for her these days, and watched as her kits (and the others, of course,) tumbled about. Prey was running more now, the snow was melting away...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ The young queen had settled outside the nursery. Her paws tucked neatly under her, as if she had none at all. The sun felt nice on her fur, and with the kits needing her at all hours, had her nearly dozing off. The exhaustion was worth the sheer...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ It was warm enough for the kits to leave the den for the first time. Lightflower fussed over her children, licking down any stray fur tufts she found in between sentences. "If you feel chilly, come straight back, okay?" she urged them. What was a...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ It was quiet. They were perfect, each of them unique of their own right. Lightflower looked to Lovelight, finally managing to tear her gaze from the three bundles snuggled close to her stomach. "We should probably name them," she murmured. She wasn't...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ Lightflower could nearly taste Hopepaw's anxiety, though it mostly mirrored her own. "It'll be alright?" she asked, looking between the gathered cats nervously. Each wave of pain felt longer and longer. She thought then to the lives within her, fighting...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ The scent of fresh-kill wafted in shortly before Stormywing herself. The young queen smiled upon hearing her name a bit garbled due to the bird within her jaws. "Thank you," she purred. The smile fell a bit at her next words. "You've gotta eat, your...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ Gentlestorm telling her that she'd cause problems for her kits if she worried too much didn't exactly help her worrying. Especially now with the impending birth growing closer and closer with each moment. The queen felt ready to burst at any moment...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ Lightflower felt bad for Stormywing, she really did. While she was an easy forgiver, most of the cats around her generally were not. She watched as the silver molly perused the fresh-kill pile. She had yet to take anything herself, the pile was meager...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ The scent of death hit her pregnancy-sharp nose before she even knew what was happening. Nausea bubbling in her stomach, the queen rose from her nest. The tang was unmistakable, sending shivers down her spine. Lightflower pushed her way through the...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ The queen was broken from her trance by a small voice. Her paw hovered above the nonsensical drawing as if itching to return to it's task. Hopepaw's question was quickly altered, making Lightflower smile a bit. "Oh, no, it's fine..." she mewed softly...

❝ swinging in the rain humming melodies ❞ The pale girl walked beside Palefire as they scanned the border. She was grateful for this being her final patrol before moving into the nursery. Grateful that it was Palefire with her. Not so grateful it was to sunningrocks. The sight of the water...