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dewkit
Guest
Beesong had told her she had to leave the medicine den. Even though she was still a little weak, she was, he told her, healthy. That made her sad because she hadn't really wanted to leave. The medicine den was nice and quiet, and it had Beesong in it. She liked Beesong. But he did very important work in there, and she didn't want to make trouble for him, so she had listened to him.
Dewkit kind of wished she hadn't.
The rest of the camp was loud and busy, and very very confusing. There were more cats than she had ever seen, more than she could count. The idea of learning all their names seemed impossible. So she just repeated the ones she did know. Like Beesong. She liked Beesong.
The nursery was where she was supposed to stay now, and there were a bunch of kits her age but she didn't talk to any of them. She hadn't talked to anyone yet. Partly because there was still a bad feeling in her throat that sometimes turned into a cough, and partly because she had decided she didn't want to yet.
It was her first night in the den, and she was restless. It was strange. Even though she was tired all the time, right now she couldn't fall asleep. There were too many strangers around, she decided. She stood. Making her way to the entrance. She was going to go back to the medicine den, she decided. As she crossed the threshold, her little paw impacted a tiny stick. She tumbled to the ground comically. Instead of getting up, she lay there, blinking. She hadn't meant that to happen. The idea of getting up again seemed very tiring, so she decided she would say where she was. At least for the moment.
Then she'd get back up and continue to the medicine den.
Dewkit kind of wished she hadn't.
The rest of the camp was loud and busy, and very very confusing. There were more cats than she had ever seen, more than she could count. The idea of learning all their names seemed impossible. So she just repeated the ones she did know. Like Beesong. She liked Beesong.
The nursery was where she was supposed to stay now, and there were a bunch of kits her age but she didn't talk to any of them. She hadn't talked to anyone yet. Partly because there was still a bad feeling in her throat that sometimes turned into a cough, and partly because she had decided she didn't want to yet.
It was her first night in the den, and she was restless. It was strange. Even though she was tired all the time, right now she couldn't fall asleep. There were too many strangers around, she decided. She stood. Making her way to the entrance. She was going to go back to the medicine den, she decided. As she crossed the threshold, her little paw impacted a tiny stick. She tumbled to the ground comically. Instead of getting up, she lay there, blinking. She hadn't meant that to happen. The idea of getting up again seemed very tiring, so she decided she would say where she was. At least for the moment.
Then she'd get back up and continue to the medicine den.