Midday means a relaxation of the buzz to WindClan's camp. It means Bilberrykit is tilting his head backwards, upwards, skywards, and feeling the familiar heat from the sun over his closed eyes. He doesn't know the soon to come Greenleaf—he doesn't know just how hot the world will become, but he does know this. Gentle heat, unbroken blue skies, soft sand that shifts in time with his subtle movements. This: the birdsong and heathscent, this is WindClan.
It isn't always WindClan.
There is a confusion there—sometimes WindClan has a hazy eye-burn sky. Sometimes WindClan means that Bilberrykit needs to go somewhere else, carried by his scruff and blinking the afterimage of orange tongues licking upwards. Most confusingly, WindClan means that Bilberrykit has to come back to where he started, back to these soft sands, and that he notices all the subtle changes of the otherwise same-place of camp. Sunstar was four-limbed, nobody fretted within the range of Bilberrykit's listening ears over the scarcity of things.
Midday means that Periwinklebreeze is near. Bilberrykit turns his face away from the sky and blinks his eyes open and then blinks until the world comes into focus. His pupils are shrunken to sprout-thin slits after so long basking. It has always been easy for Bilberrykit to curl against Periwinklebreeze—only distantly does he recognize that the gulf in size between the two of them has lessened, will continue to lessen.
"Do you remember the fire?" His voice comes out earnest; he truly wishes to know if Periwinklebreeze remembers it, "It went away now, but I still remember it."
@Periwinklebreeze.
It isn't always WindClan.
There is a confusion there—sometimes WindClan has a hazy eye-burn sky. Sometimes WindClan means that Bilberrykit needs to go somewhere else, carried by his scruff and blinking the afterimage of orange tongues licking upwards. Most confusingly, WindClan means that Bilberrykit has to come back to where he started, back to these soft sands, and that he notices all the subtle changes of the otherwise same-place of camp. Sunstar was four-limbed, nobody fretted within the range of Bilberrykit's listening ears over the scarcity of things.
Midday means that Periwinklebreeze is near. Bilberrykit turns his face away from the sky and blinks his eyes open and then blinks until the world comes into focus. His pupils are shrunken to sprout-thin slits after so long basking. It has always been easy for Bilberrykit to curl against Periwinklebreeze—only distantly does he recognize that the gulf in size between the two of them has lessened, will continue to lessen.
"Do you remember the fire?" His voice comes out earnest; he truly wishes to know if Periwinklebreeze remembers it, "It went away now, but I still remember it."
@Periwinklebreeze.
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