STEADY THE RIGHTS AND THE WRONGS
periwinklepaw | 08 months | demi-boy | he/they | physically easy (pacifist) | mentally easy | attack in bold #ccccff
periwinklepaw | 08 months | demi-boy | he/they | physically easy (pacifist) | mentally easy | attack in bold #ccccff
With an abundance of rabbits running the moors, and the recent hawk sightings, when Periwinklepaw first hears of something strange upon outlook rock he expects the worst. He must no be alone for a patrol is formed to check out the rumours. He can see it even before they finish the journey what looks to be a pile of sticks up above - a nest. Neck cricks painfully as he stares upwards, a heavy swallow leaving a lump in his throat.
Why him? he can still recall the state vulturemask had been in when they first met - remember the fear and terror of his childhood, the worry that he could be carried off at any time. and even if you didn't the birds could still hurt you - poor rosepaw had been the perfect example of that. Soft pawsteps are slow and cautious as he slips forwards, crouched low to the ground, his belly fur brushing the earth with every motion. He is truly prepared for the wort - fear leaving his limbs tingling and the taste of bile on his tongue.
Except - he stands with a jolt, head tipped in confusion as he blinks rapidly. That is definitely not a hawk. Standing just slightly above his height is a scrawny looking brown think - all fluttery and soft. A bird, yes, but now a hawk. There are no wicked talons nor sharp curved beak - only beady black eyes that stare him down as the creature fluffs up in anger. An ouzel of all things. A quiet giggle slips past his lips at how worked up he'd been - they'd all been, and before he knows it he's in a heap upon the ground laughing.
Why him? he can still recall the state vulturemask had been in when they first met - remember the fear and terror of his childhood, the worry that he could be carried off at any time. and even if you didn't the birds could still hurt you - poor rosepaw had been the perfect example of that. Soft pawsteps are slow and cautious as he slips forwards, crouched low to the ground, his belly fur brushing the earth with every motion. He is truly prepared for the wort - fear leaving his limbs tingling and the taste of bile on his tongue.
Except - he stands with a jolt, head tipped in confusion as he blinks rapidly. That is definitely not a hawk. Standing just slightly above his height is a scrawny looking brown think - all fluttery and soft. A bird, yes, but now a hawk. There are no wicked talons nor sharp curved beak - only beady black eyes that stare him down as the creature fluffs up in anger. An ouzel of all things. A quiet giggle slips past his lips at how worked up he'd been - they'd all been, and before he knows it he's in a heap upon the ground laughing.