- Aug 14, 2022
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Thirty-two moons. Hollow Tree felt mixed feelings about her life. As if it all passed her by at a snail pace but also incredibly fast. She could still remember her younger days. The days where she was watched under the careful eye of her parents while exploring. She remembers catching her first prey. The she-cat remembers watching her siblings grow before her eyes. It was like one day it was just her and her littermates, and now, a swarm of them!
Somewhere along the way her family joined with more cats. Something she didn't really mind. Hollow Tree wasn't a super social feline. She was often quiet but she liked to sit in. Often offering a word or two when she didn't space out into her own little world. Her father, who she hoped was still alive, had been given over to the twolegs. It had been the only way to save him. But she would never know if he actually made it or if he was among the stars now. It broke her heart to know her youngest siblings would never know his face.
She had never been sure if she wanted kits of her own till she saw the face of an abandoned kit. All alone. Hollow Tree assumed the parents had meant with an untimely passing. Such as life was out in the wild. It must have been a blessing that Hollow Tree happened to be passing by when she heard the tiny mews of a kitten. It was hard to believe they were already nine moons old.
The brown tabby passed a few quick licks to her pelt before standing. Yellow eyes scanning over what they now called home. This place was much different from the swamp. She noticed that most of her siblings had been happy to get out and into the pine. Hollow Tree rubbed her tired eyes. Wondering where her family was at and if her kid was getting into trouble. Maybe it was time to branch out and interact with some of the other cats here.
Somewhere along the way her family joined with more cats. Something she didn't really mind. Hollow Tree wasn't a super social feline. She was often quiet but she liked to sit in. Often offering a word or two when she didn't space out into her own little world. Her father, who she hoped was still alive, had been given over to the twolegs. It had been the only way to save him. But she would never know if he actually made it or if he was among the stars now. It broke her heart to know her youngest siblings would never know his face.
She had never been sure if she wanted kits of her own till she saw the face of an abandoned kit. All alone. Hollow Tree assumed the parents had meant with an untimely passing. Such as life was out in the wild. It must have been a blessing that Hollow Tree happened to be passing by when she heard the tiny mews of a kitten. It was hard to believe they were already nine moons old.
The brown tabby passed a few quick licks to her pelt before standing. Yellow eyes scanning over what they now called home. This place was much different from the swamp. She noticed that most of her siblings had been happy to get out and into the pine. Hollow Tree rubbed her tired eyes. Wondering where her family was at and if her kid was getting into trouble. Maybe it was time to branch out and interact with some of the other cats here.
[ she-cat . 32 moons . warrior ]