- Jul 10, 2022
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@LEECH
When Leech had been staring, no- glaring at her from a distance as she played with the kits of the nursery, she had felt it. It was like.. His eyes were burning holes through the back of her head, and she had turned just in time to watch him leave in a storm of emotions. She didn't pay it any mind back then, figuring he was just going through .. Something that all apprentice-aged toms went through, and she left it at that. Boys will be boys, you know?
But then he had actively began to scowl at her in passing, and it got on Hyacinth's nerves. She might have been nice to kits, because they were small and innocent, but apprentices should know better.
Spotting the raven-furred tom in the distance, Hyacinthbreath made her way over and dropped a dead mouse at the tom's feet. He was a bit bigger than herself, but that wasn't really an achievement. She was smaller than most cats, it made her a good tunneler. It was why Soot trusted her with the tunnels, too. She was destined for great things, and Sootstar agreed. Looking up at the tom, she gives him a stoic hum of greeting. Before he could scoff and run away, though, Hyacinth lifted a paw.
"Do you have something against me, Leechpaw? Have I done something wrong?"
When Leech had been staring, no- glaring at her from a distance as she played with the kits of the nursery, she had felt it. It was like.. His eyes were burning holes through the back of her head, and she had turned just in time to watch him leave in a storm of emotions. She didn't pay it any mind back then, figuring he was just going through .. Something that all apprentice-aged toms went through, and she left it at that. Boys will be boys, you know?
But then he had actively began to scowl at her in passing, and it got on Hyacinth's nerves. She might have been nice to kits, because they were small and innocent, but apprentices should know better.
Spotting the raven-furred tom in the distance, Hyacinthbreath made her way over and dropped a dead mouse at the tom's feet. He was a bit bigger than herself, but that wasn't really an achievement. She was smaller than most cats, it made her a good tunneler. It was why Soot trusted her with the tunnels, too. She was destined for great things, and Sootstar agreed. Looking up at the tom, she gives him a stoic hum of greeting. Before he could scoff and run away, though, Hyacinth lifted a paw.
"Do you have something against me, Leechpaw? Have I done something wrong?"