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If there was anything good to be found in the absence of so many clanmates, it was that there weren't so many mouths to feed. It also left the clan with less mouths to hunt, but Thriftfeather had been more than eager to volunteer himself as aid wherever possible. Anything to get his mind away from the feeling of tacky blood dried into fur, or the hollow space those traitors had left in his heart. Thriftfeather doesn't think about it—he tries not to think about it—and he does well, all things considered.
Sunrise graces the moors golden—it reflects off of the packed snow and back into Thriftfeather's eyes. He squints through early morning mist and beyond that, over the loud gorse-blooms. Wind pushes Thriftfeather from his back, urging him a step, two, forward. The moors are unfurled like those gorse flowers, inviting Thriftfeather onward. To the left of Thriftfeather, his companion: he offers Rumblerain a sideways glance and a small smile.
"It was around here that—that—I saw the hare around here," Thriftfeather points with his chin down the hill, then turns back to Rumblerain, "I left without disturbing it, so it shouldn't have left the area."
The hare had been an impressive size—large enough that Thriftfeather had thought fit to not take it on by himself. A long, loping stride, ears that, even from Thriftfeather's distance, had looked scarred from battles won and lost. Thriftfeather exhales a cloud of fine-mist vapor, thinking like a prayer his hopes that the hare hasn't moved on.
@RUMBLERAIN
Sunrise graces the moors golden—it reflects off of the packed snow and back into Thriftfeather's eyes. He squints through early morning mist and beyond that, over the loud gorse-blooms. Wind pushes Thriftfeather from his back, urging him a step, two, forward. The moors are unfurled like those gorse flowers, inviting Thriftfeather onward. To the left of Thriftfeather, his companion: he offers Rumblerain a sideways glance and a small smile.
"It was around here that—that—I saw the hare around here," Thriftfeather points with his chin down the hill, then turns back to Rumblerain, "I left without disturbing it, so it shouldn't have left the area."
The hare had been an impressive size—large enough that Thriftfeather had thought fit to not take it on by himself. A long, loping stride, ears that, even from Thriftfeather's distance, had looked scarred from battles won and lost. Thriftfeather exhales a cloud of fine-mist vapor, thinking like a prayer his hopes that the hare hasn't moved on.
@RUMBLERAIN
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