- Jan 7, 2023
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She hates the color white, hates how much it burns into her eyes when she sees so much of it piled up and spread across their territory. It's such a bright and obnoxious color, a shade that forces you to notice it despite any efforts you might give to avoid it. A white cat was like a spirit lingering within a peripheal, a white bird a flash across the treetops as it moves, the white flash of the underside of a rabbit's tail as it bolts. It sours her mood having to be out in these conditions, to hunt and patrol along this pristine landscape. She longed for the forest to return to its lush and green splendor, Moonwhisper is quite convinced only then will her good spirits return.
Ahead of her she spots a light rustle near a tree, a lump of snow moving as something squirms beneath it and with a pounce she springs upon it to lunge forward with her teeth, her maw coated in white as she withdraws the mouse that had been nesting there to vigorously shake. It wasn't much, but it was something. A clench of her teeth finished the job quick, the light dribble of red droplets stain the ground before her. Something about it twists a knot in her stomach.
She pauses her steps, staring intently at the snow before her now soaking in the crimson of the mouse she'd grabbed and dropped; her head spins. It's too red, too bright, her breath hitches in her throat as she hunches over the broken prey curled at her paws - the horrifying realization that in death all creatures look so similar. Snapping a mouse's neck was easy when it was just a mouse. Both blue eyes shut tight as she attempts to stifle the feelings, push down the bile rising in her throat. You would think she was stronger than this, that after so long she would not flinch to even the most faint reminder of that day, but something about the cold resonated within her only negative feelings, she cant help but associate leafbare with her loss.
Red on white, the crunch of snow, she sees the blood so plainly here but she does not see the equally vibrant flash of ginger fur against the ice shrouded wood to her side until it is upon her. Moonwhisper's usually quiet voice breaks into a scream, high and startled, the slush kicks up around her paws as she bolts in a panic - the fox's heavy scent flooding her senses. Her lack of awareness to her surroundings gave it ample time to sink teeth into the back of her scruff and yank, she feels her paws off the ground flailing in a despate bid to remain clutching the downy white surface. Her efforts loosen her, she feels fur rip from her pelt as she darts forward only for a shrill cackle of a bark to sound and a dark limb lashes out, claws tearing into her side with enough force to knock her over and send her rolling with an undignified cry.
She hates the color white, hates how much it burns into her eyes when she sees so much of it piled up and spread across their territory. It's such a bright and obnoxious color, a shade that forces you to notice it despite any efforts you might give to avoid it. A white cat was like a spirit lingering within a peripheal, a white bird a flash across the treetops as it moves, the white flash of the underside of a rabbit's tail as it bolts. It sours her mood having to be out in these conditions, to hunt and patrol along this pristine landscape. She longed for the forest to return to its lush and green splendor, Moonwhisper is quite convinced only then will her good spirits return.
Ahead of her she spots a light rustle near a tree, a lump of snow moving as something squirms beneath it and with a pounce she springs upon it to lunge forward with her teeth, her maw coated in white as she withdraws the mouse that had been nesting there to vigorously shake. It wasn't much, but it was something. A clench of her teeth finished the job quick, the light dribble of red droplets stain the ground before her. Something about it twists a knot in her stomach.
She pauses her steps, staring intently at the snow before her now soaking in the crimson of the mouse she'd grabbed and dropped; her head spins. It's too red, too bright, her breath hitches in her throat as she hunches over the broken prey curled at her paws - the horrifying realization that in death all creatures look so similar. Snapping a mouse's neck was easy when it was just a mouse. Both blue eyes shut tight as she attempts to stifle the feelings, push down the bile rising in her throat. You would think she was stronger than this, that after so long she would not flinch to even the most faint reminder of that day, but something about the cold resonated within her only negative feelings, she cant help but associate leafbare with her loss.
Red on white, the crunch of snow, she sees the blood so plainly here but she does not see the equally vibrant flash of ginger fur against the ice shrouded wood to her side until it is upon her. Moonwhisper's usually quiet voice breaks into a scream, high and startled, the slush kicks up around her paws as she bolts in a panic - the fox's heavy scent flooding her senses. Her lack of awareness to her surroundings gave it ample time to sink teeth into the back of her scruff and yank, she feels her paws off the ground flailing in a despate bid to remain clutching the downy white surface. Her efforts loosen her, she feels fur rip from her pelt as she darts forward only for a shrill cackle of a bark to sound and a dark limb lashes out, claws tearing into her side with enough force to knock her over and send her rolling with an undignified cry.
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PAFP - @WOLFWIND
Prompt - The Color White. -
—⊰⋅ Warrior of ThunderClan
—⊰⋅ She/Her
"SPEECH", 'THOUGHTS', ATTACK
—⊰⋅ LH Tortiseshell point w/ice blue eyes