- May 17, 2023
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"I don't like the rain," the tri-colored bundle between Figfeather's legs unceremoniously announces. Cherrykit and the golden warrior peer from behind a scraggly curtain of pine branches at the thin sheet of rain falling outside. The pitiful drizzle isn't bad enough to coax the patrol leaders into letting everyone laze around in their dens, and the grumbles of sodden warriors drift into the pair of ears with nothing better to do. Golden eyes, washed out in the pale afternoon grey, glare at the droplets collecting on the pine needles dangling in front of them. The air is filled with heady loam and pine, scents thrown into the air by the mist pooling on the ground.
Cherrykit hates it all: the smells, the sights, and especially the feelings. Mostly of getting her fur wet, but there's this tingle at the base of her brain that hates the feeling the clouded-over sky gives her too. She scoots backwards again, and her hind leg brushes up against bare, once-tattered skin. The girl glances at it, surprised and not at the same time. It's well known that Figfeather had an accident that twisted her leg into disrepair, but now she's one of the top catchers of mice, voles, and all the critters that scurry along the ground instead of the trees. "Figfeather," she meows curiously, reaching out to lightly tap the scar. "You're really good at hunting, right?" So her olders and wisers have said, but she wants to hear it from the mouth of golden Artemis herself.
@FIGFEATHER
Cherrykit hates it all: the smells, the sights, and especially the feelings. Mostly of getting her fur wet, but there's this tingle at the base of her brain that hates the feeling the clouded-over sky gives her too. She scoots backwards again, and her hind leg brushes up against bare, once-tattered skin. The girl glances at it, surprised and not at the same time. It's well known that Figfeather had an accident that twisted her leg into disrepair, but now she's one of the top catchers of mice, voles, and all the critters that scurry along the ground instead of the trees. "Figfeather," she meows curiously, reaching out to lightly tap the scar. "You're really good at hunting, right?" So her olders and wisers have said, but she wants to hear it from the mouth of golden Artemis herself.
@FIGFEATHER