- Oct 1, 2022
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If you don't like me, that's your problem
Dusk was upon them and Dewspider was already beckoning for her to begin her training. While earlier than usual the curly furred femme said nothing of the matter. Truth be told, despite being dog tired the laperm eagerly looked forward to whatever was on the agenda for tonight. Ebony paws carried her along frozen slush and muddied bog, doing her best to remain silent and composed like he'd taught her. Before long the duo were stalking along somewhere near the thunderpath and with permission from the grey warrior Tornadopaw branched off but still remained in sight. Citrine eyes skimmed over the area as her maw parted to pick up something, anything beyond the smell of burnt rubber and tar. Eventually she spotted a strange square shaped object laying upon the frozen ground. Silver bars lay open with a blanket hanging just outside the lip of the carrier.
Pausing and standing stiff legged she was hesitant to approach further, tempted to turn back around and stick near Dewspider. That is until she heard the soft "week, week' of an animal slowly making its way out of the carrier. It looked somewhat like a weird, tailless mouse. With its potato shaped body, squat limbs, and short petal shaped ears. The smooth furred rodent exited the carrier, sniffing around with uncertainty as Tornadopaw's heart hammered within her chest. She couldn't turn back and get Dewspider now, not without the possibility of frightening the critter away. Excitement, anxiousness, determination, but more importantly hunger kindled her resolve. The weird mouse was rather close, greedily munching on whatever grass it happened to find and blissfully ignorant of her existence.
With pangs of hunger pushing her further she leapt. Her form was sloppy, but Tornado recovered quick enough to give chase to the former domestic pet that foolishly ran and cornered itself within its cage. Within a matter of moments the girl backed out of the carrier with a guinea pig dangling from her jaws and a thunderous purr erupting from her throat. Finally, all of her training was beginning to pay off and she had proof to show for it. In a rare act of outward expression she bounded back to her mentor in large doe like leaps with a smile upon her face. "@DEWSPIDER look! I caught something!" She had no idea what, but she hardly cared. As the pair walked back into camp Tornadopaw dropped the furry creature at her paws, pride still evident in her eyes.
Pausing and standing stiff legged she was hesitant to approach further, tempted to turn back around and stick near Dewspider. That is until she heard the soft "week, week' of an animal slowly making its way out of the carrier. It looked somewhat like a weird, tailless mouse. With its potato shaped body, squat limbs, and short petal shaped ears. The smooth furred rodent exited the carrier, sniffing around with uncertainty as Tornadopaw's heart hammered within her chest. She couldn't turn back and get Dewspider now, not without the possibility of frightening the critter away. Excitement, anxiousness, determination, but more importantly hunger kindled her resolve. The weird mouse was rather close, greedily munching on whatever grass it happened to find and blissfully ignorant of her existence.
With pangs of hunger pushing her further she leapt. Her form was sloppy, but Tornado recovered quick enough to give chase to the former domestic pet that foolishly ran and cornered itself within its cage. Within a matter of moments the girl backed out of the carrier with a guinea pig dangling from her jaws and a thunderous purr erupting from her throat. Finally, all of her training was beginning to pay off and she had proof to show for it. In a rare act of outward expression she bounded back to her mentor in large doe like leaps with a smile upon her face. "@DEWSPIDER look! I caught something!" She had no idea what, but she hardly cared. As the pair walked back into camp Tornadopaw dropped the furry creature at her paws, pride still evident in her eyes.
When I let it bother me, that's my problem