- Mar 30, 2024
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Wake up, eat, sleep, repeat... The life of the clan cat was more of a chore than anything to the wanderlust poet, like every day had just been a flyspeck upon impossibly long canvas of drywall, mote and mote along the path of the last. He had hardly been content to go through the same slog every day, but he figured that such wayward flights of fancy were of little concern of him now. He had his family to take care of here. Besides, spending springs and summers in the vast swathes of the woodlands was something he quite enjoyed, as the boughs shielded him from the brunt of the sun's holy wrath. Campionsong made sure to fulfill his duties to Thunderclan, as though he were but a good soldier flecking their name onto the stone, scrapes and cracks and scratches in the grand scheme of it. He often waxed poetic in the form of scrolling complaint, though it often rested on deaf ears. Thunderclan was dutiful, obedient, unchanging - he was not. Campion had never imagined himself living out his life like this, and the pearline-colored tom imagined himself traveling the world more than anything - but if it made his family happy, then he would be as well. If he were the splayed ground, then his family would surely be the sweeping lights.
Campionsong trodded through the mouth of the camp's entrance, silver fur like an ingress of the moon from the clouds, contrasted and shimmering heavily against the sunlit forest. In sleek jaws, he held a rather plump mouse. Newleaf had brought much prosperity to their lands, of which he duly took by the hand and spun it out of its worth. Humming a sort of half-baked tune he had just come up with, though under his breath like it were a beclouded bird's song, the older warrior had hardly realized that his little shadow was tailing him. Olive-green eyes surveyed around for that familiar fresh-kill pile. Hopefully, the queens and the elders would make a feast of the mouse. The silver tabby waltzed along the edge of the Thunderclan dens, weaving past the gloom cast by a cloudy day, as their legacies took the form of dancing rosulate shades. Basilkit's steps had been silent as shifting winds, though perhaps his son's lack of detection was due to Campion's own flippant attention span.
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Campionsong trodded through the mouth of the camp's entrance, silver fur like an ingress of the moon from the clouds, contrasted and shimmering heavily against the sunlit forest. In sleek jaws, he held a rather plump mouse. Newleaf had brought much prosperity to their lands, of which he duly took by the hand and spun it out of its worth. Humming a sort of half-baked tune he had just come up with, though under his breath like it were a beclouded bird's song, the older warrior had hardly realized that his little shadow was tailing him. Olive-green eyes surveyed around for that familiar fresh-kill pile. Hopefully, the queens and the elders would make a feast of the mouse. The silver tabby waltzed along the edge of the Thunderclan dens, weaving past the gloom cast by a cloudy day, as their legacies took the form of dancing rosulate shades. Basilkit's steps had been silent as shifting winds, though perhaps his son's lack of detection was due to Campion's own flippant attention span.
( Please wait for @basilkit )