- Mar 14, 2024
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She lies. I have to get back, she tells her vigilmates, ears folded sheepishly. Orangestar will have her tend to her vigil another night, she knows. But Edenberry has already left with the sun, and as Spicepurr leaves camp... she doesn't follow her natural trail.
Her paws scale tall fences with ease, patter down gravel roadways and skitter between bouts of shadows and lights. The ribbon around her neck wards twolegs from handling her - already owned by another of their kind. She wonders, briefly, if they fear confrontation. If they're no different than dogs, fighting for dominance and territory. She supposes she could wait around to learn and watch, but the details of the upwalkers are of no true interest to her. The winding paths of the neighborhood hold her attention. She has to try. For Edenberry, for herself.
Spicepurr does not stop in her aimless wandering. Not until the sun begins to peak on the horizon and she realizes how late she's been out. Her dull gaze fits over her shoulder, a pitiful mewl escaping her with a breath. She won't make it back to SkyClan before sunhigh, anyways... she may as well find a place to rest. Maybe dream up a new lie to assuage any curious noses.
She passes through a garden littered with blooms and green grass, despite the shift of weather. In a secluded corner, beneath a bush, she rests her aching paws and her head atop them.
Her paws scale tall fences with ease, patter down gravel roadways and skitter between bouts of shadows and lights. The ribbon around her neck wards twolegs from handling her - already owned by another of their kind. She wonders, briefly, if they fear confrontation. If they're no different than dogs, fighting for dominance and territory. She supposes she could wait around to learn and watch, but the details of the upwalkers are of no true interest to her. The winding paths of the neighborhood hold her attention. She has to try. For Edenberry, for herself.
Spicepurr does not stop in her aimless wandering. Not until the sun begins to peak on the horizon and she realizes how late she's been out. Her dull gaze fits over her shoulder, a pitiful mewl escaping her with a breath. She won't make it back to SkyClan before sunhigh, anyways... she may as well find a place to rest. Maybe dream up a new lie to assuage any curious noses.
She passes through a garden littered with blooms and green grass, despite the shift of weather. In a secluded corner, beneath a bush, she rests her aching paws and her head atop them.