- Jun 14, 2022
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It's startlingly green here. His twolegs keep plants within their den, tall and sprawling with thin blades like the legs on one of those wispy spiders, though far less interesting to toy with. They're kept separately from each other, alive but tamed and contained— not all that different from himself before his twolegs carved out part of the door's base. They were probably motivated by his clear (i.e. loudly vocal) interest in the expanse denied to him in their den. Now, whether they intended him to jump the row of wooden teeth blocking his view is...unlikely, but so far, he's home before they are, and they haven't noticed his two jaunts out through the neighborhood.
Ever since the strange cats the yard over spoke of feral cousins in the forest, he's reckoned with a powerful urge to make for the treeline. It is compelling as much as it is nauseating, and that's the only reason it's taken this long for Hitch to investigate these clan cats.
The farther he walks, the more apparent it is that they must be nearby. Their scent strengthens until he feels he's been struck across his sun-tender nose, and for more reasons Hitch can't explain, he stops. It must be instinct. The territorial kind, like what's spurred these cats to mark the foliage. Hitch swallows, smoothing a paw across the pink splay of his bandana.
"How do I look?" He asks. Predictably, the rock says nothing, but it does say quite a bit about Hitch that he's talking to it. "I heard somewhere if you don't have anything nice to say, you shouldn't say anything. Not my color, huh?"
Ever since the strange cats the yard over spoke of feral cousins in the forest, he's reckoned with a powerful urge to make for the treeline. It is compelling as much as it is nauseating, and that's the only reason it's taken this long for Hitch to investigate these clan cats.
The farther he walks, the more apparent it is that they must be nearby. Their scent strengthens until he feels he's been struck across his sun-tender nose, and for more reasons Hitch can't explain, he stops. It must be instinct. The territorial kind, like what's spurred these cats to mark the foliage. Hitch swallows, smoothing a paw across the pink splay of his bandana.
"How do I look?" He asks. Predictably, the rock says nothing, but it does say quite a bit about Hitch that he's talking to it. "I heard somewhere if you don't have anything nice to say, you shouldn't say anything. Not my color, huh?"
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