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Whitepath
Guest
"Something's familiar about these strangers like me"
It was a rather warm day, the sun sat high in the sky and not a cloud dared cross the blue that expanded forever overhead. A large figure was perched upon a well worn, deep wooden fence, and a long tail hung down from the fence as amber eyes stared outwards. The forest sat streching outwards with tall oaks, briliant birches and grand maples. Foliage waved in the soft breeze that meandered its way through the grass, and bushes waved with joy of the summer. This longing tugged at the figure, something called out to them and they weren't sure if they should answered that call or not.
Coconut was a regular old housecat, a show cat at best. Though the last few days he had been staring out into the forest longer and longer, and today he dared to jump onto the other side of his fence. The grass was longer here, softer under the paws, and this thrilling sense of freedom trilled in his chest. Should he do it? Should he go out to see what the forest called to him for? What was beyond that of his fence? Coconut wasn't entirely sure about what was happening, nor what laid within the forest. There could be all sorts of danger from foxes to dogs or badgers even, but yet the thought sent adrenaline coursing through his veins.
There was more out there than stale food, being poked and prodded in and out- more to being neatly groomed constantly. There was more to this world than the four walls of his house, the home he has called home since he was a young kitten. Coconuts' amber eyes looked back towards the towering concrete home as it peaked over the fence and down at him. Could he leave behind his humans? Would they miss him? There had been talk of a new kitten with them- so maybe he was just as replacable. A new kitten would bring more warmth and care to the house, as he was getting older and would soon retire from showing as well.
His gaze wondered back to the forest, maybe they wouldn't notice him leaving after all. Not with a new kitten and such around- but yet he felt conflicted. Coconut didn't know how to hunt, how to survive outside of the comfortable life he has always known. A sigh escaped the large white tomcat, his large paws kneading the ground and his frustration was evident in the flicks of his feathery tail. Why must this be so hard?
Coconut was a regular old housecat, a show cat at best. Though the last few days he had been staring out into the forest longer and longer, and today he dared to jump onto the other side of his fence. The grass was longer here, softer under the paws, and this thrilling sense of freedom trilled in his chest. Should he do it? Should he go out to see what the forest called to him for? What was beyond that of his fence? Coconut wasn't entirely sure about what was happening, nor what laid within the forest. There could be all sorts of danger from foxes to dogs or badgers even, but yet the thought sent adrenaline coursing through his veins.
There was more out there than stale food, being poked and prodded in and out- more to being neatly groomed constantly. There was more to this world than the four walls of his house, the home he has called home since he was a young kitten. Coconuts' amber eyes looked back towards the towering concrete home as it peaked over the fence and down at him. Could he leave behind his humans? Would they miss him? There had been talk of a new kitten with them- so maybe he was just as replacable. A new kitten would bring more warmth and care to the house, as he was getting older and would soon retire from showing as well.
His gaze wondered back to the forest, maybe they wouldn't notice him leaving after all. Not with a new kitten and such around- but yet he felt conflicted. Coconut didn't know how to hunt, how to survive outside of the comfortable life he has always known. A sigh escaped the large white tomcat, his large paws kneading the ground and his frustration was evident in the flicks of his feathery tail. Why must this be so hard?
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