- Jul 15, 2022
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Although it may not be accurate to describe Betonyfrost has incurious, neither would it be inaccurate. She hasn't caught herself wondering about ShadowClan's newest face and held little interest in his mismatched eyes. He was an outsider—not marshborn as far as Betonyfrost knew, not as she had been, and so Betonyfrost harbored doubts as to his true place here. Regardless, he was another set of paws to work and another set of teeth to hunt.
He would either be welcomed fully into the clan as Skunktail's kin had been, or he would be found to be lacking in something fundamental to ShadowClan and sent back to whichever hole he had initially crawled from. Betonyfrost quietly hoped for the latter and knew, despite that, it would be the former.
It would not be accurate to call Betonyfrost incurious: Stryker eats like he knows hunger and, for the first time, Betonyfrost wonders about him.
Betonyfrost doesn't seek him out—not purposefully. The sky is rosy and new, perhaps the reason that camp is lulled into quiet. Betonyfrost finds herself at his flank by happenstance; she had settled into her space without noticing him. Paws tucked beneath her chest and tail pulled to her side, Betonyfrost tips her head his way. She remembers that she isn't incurious then. Her green eyes narrow.
"With how many of my clanmates speak, you would think the marsh is a terrible place," Stryker isn't included in that—my clanmates. Betonyfrost hopes he notices, "You would think that there are better places to be."
More prey, dryer grounds, fewer biting flies—why here?
@STRYKER
He would either be welcomed fully into the clan as Skunktail's kin had been, or he would be found to be lacking in something fundamental to ShadowClan and sent back to whichever hole he had initially crawled from. Betonyfrost quietly hoped for the latter and knew, despite that, it would be the former.
It would not be accurate to call Betonyfrost incurious: Stryker eats like he knows hunger and, for the first time, Betonyfrost wonders about him.
Betonyfrost doesn't seek him out—not purposefully. The sky is rosy and new, perhaps the reason that camp is lulled into quiet. Betonyfrost finds herself at his flank by happenstance; she had settled into her space without noticing him. Paws tucked beneath her chest and tail pulled to her side, Betonyfrost tips her head his way. She remembers that she isn't incurious then. Her green eyes narrow.
"With how many of my clanmates speak, you would think the marsh is a terrible place," Stryker isn't included in that—my clanmates. Betonyfrost hopes he notices, "You would think that there are better places to be."
More prey, dryer grounds, fewer biting flies—why here?
@STRYKER
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