- Dec 30, 2022
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It is a little bit cold, but not uncomfortably so, where Batpaw is crouching. There is a stretch of open land - vast, to her young perspective - between her and the fence that marks the edge of Twolegplace. If things had gone just slightly differently, she would probably be crouching on the other side of that fence, the distance kept the same, and staring at the forest with as much curiosity as her green eyes shine with now. She would have name like Stephanie or Jet or Kitty, and one of those noisy, shiny bells on a collar, and no where near as many friends. She quite enjoys being on this side of the fence and making the shadow of a tree darker.
A dark tail wraps around dark paws, like she can keep them in place. She doesn't want to be a kittypet, or even a daylight warrior, but the light in her eyes isn't just sunlight; the world on the other side of the fence intrigues her. This doesn't say much about Batpaw. The life of a bug intrigues her (how do they live under rocks and tree bark and everywhere she goes?). But unlike bugs, she could find out how kittypets live if she really set her mind to it. It would be only a really very short walk to peek through the fence.
Batpaw snakes out a paw from the coverage, tapping it about in the snow.
A dark tail wraps around dark paws, like she can keep them in place. She doesn't want to be a kittypet, or even a daylight warrior, but the light in her eyes isn't just sunlight; the world on the other side of the fence intrigues her. This doesn't say much about Batpaw. The life of a bug intrigues her (how do they live under rocks and tree bark and everywhere she goes?). But unlike bugs, she could find out how kittypets live if she really set her mind to it. It would be only a really very short walk to peek through the fence.
Batpaw snakes out a paw from the coverage, tapping it about in the snow.