- Jul 23, 2024
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〔✦〕Buck was taking to this idea, observing the clan cats. Most times they don't notice the striped form of the tabby peering out from the window frame of the barn, staring out past the tree line and toward the open moors. He spots them marking the borders sometimes, usually early in the morning or in the evening. He'd gone and talked to them once, something that was probably considered crazy by some of the other loners — ferocious and bloodthirsty, they had been called, but Buck knew that was just some dumb rumor. The cats he had talked to, at least, seemed decent. What would it be like, he wondered, to live out in those woods? Buck had slept in many places under countless roofs, but the wilderness was never a place he had thought about calling home. Could a life there truly be attainable, especially for a roaming tom like him?
He lazes on the sill, tail flicking casually and his head resting on the wooden panel as his orange gaze looks out into the sea of grasses and heather. He fixes his attention onto a dark shape moving through the golden heath; one of those wild cats, he's sure. Hm, what were they up to today?
Then, seemingly out of nowhere, a beast rears its ugly head. Buck straightens up, tail stilling as he narrows his eyes. Familiar swaths of alabaster against fiery orange along with dark-dusted limbs — a thievin', schemin', no-good fox. It swiftly dove for the black cat, pursuing them with a keen determination to make them its lunch. "Cowdung," Buck curses under his breath, sight sweeping the distance to see if there were any other cats around. They would get snatched up real quick if they couldn't fend off that creature. He couldn't just sit there and watch it happen.
Leaping and bounding, heart pummeling against his chest, Buck soared past the tree line and into the open moors. His obligation to help his fellow felines, whether they were strangers or not, far surpassed any regard for borders. Thankfully he had not been too late; the cat was still trying to save their own skin.
Onto the fox's back the brown tabby tom lands before he proceeds to dig pointed canines into the nape of its neck. Whether or not he drew blood wasn't important — he just needed to get its attention away from the black she-cat. He then sprung off and onto the ground before snarling, "Come 'n get me, shitbreath!" Call him brave, call him plain stupid, but all Buck knew was that he was scared out of his mind. Staring into those beady, soulless eyes—at those gnashing teeth—made his pelt prickle with nerves. Foxes were hellish devils, cold-blooded killers and scavengers; Buck was all too aware that he was staring death in the face. Stars, maybe he was mousebrained! But maybe, just maybe, he could pull this off.
The loner booked into a sprint in the opposite direction, leading the vulpine into a chaotic and zigzagged pursuit around the field.
He lazes on the sill, tail flicking casually and his head resting on the wooden panel as his orange gaze looks out into the sea of grasses and heather. He fixes his attention onto a dark shape moving through the golden heath; one of those wild cats, he's sure. Hm, what were they up to today?
Then, seemingly out of nowhere, a beast rears its ugly head. Buck straightens up, tail stilling as he narrows his eyes. Familiar swaths of alabaster against fiery orange along with dark-dusted limbs — a thievin', schemin', no-good fox. It swiftly dove for the black cat, pursuing them with a keen determination to make them its lunch. "Cowdung," Buck curses under his breath, sight sweeping the distance to see if there were any other cats around. They would get snatched up real quick if they couldn't fend off that creature. He couldn't just sit there and watch it happen.
Leaping and bounding, heart pummeling against his chest, Buck soared past the tree line and into the open moors. His obligation to help his fellow felines, whether they were strangers or not, far surpassed any regard for borders. Thankfully he had not been too late; the cat was still trying to save their own skin.
Onto the fox's back the brown tabby tom lands before he proceeds to dig pointed canines into the nape of its neck. Whether or not he drew blood wasn't important — he just needed to get its attention away from the black she-cat. He then sprung off and onto the ground before snarling, "Come 'n get me, shitbreath!" Call him brave, call him plain stupid, but all Buck knew was that he was scared out of his mind. Staring into those beady, soulless eyes—at those gnashing teeth—made his pelt prickle with nerves. Foxes were hellish devils, cold-blooded killers and scavengers; Buck was all too aware that he was staring death in the face. Stars, maybe he was mousebrained! But maybe, just maybe, he could pull this off.
The loner booked into a sprint in the opposite direction, leading the vulpine into a chaotic and zigzagged pursuit around the field.
- ooc. please wait for @hollyhockpurr !
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BUCK — loner, resident of horseplace ✦ penned by beatles
✦ cismale / he/him pronouns / 30 moons & ages every 24th
✦ single / bicurious & monogamous / open to romance
✦ peaceful and healing powerplay permitted / underline & tag account when attacking
— medium combat difficulty / may start fights, likely will not kill
✦ "speech", thoughts, all opinions are ic
✦ biography — msg on discord for plots — toyhouse
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a shorthaired brown tabby with orange eyes. a ruggedly handsome tom, sporting lean muscle and a slightly taller than average stature. there is a nick in his left ear as well as a small scratch on his right lip. he smells heavily of hay and wood chips.