- Feb 23, 2023
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The moors, it had seemed, had been plagued by rain lately. All the rabbits had been hiding in their burrows, and with the tunnels in the state that they were it meant that no one was getting much of anything done, really. She had waited with baited breath for the downpour to stop and when finally it had she had grabbed her sister and their apprentices if they were up for it and she marched them straight out on a patrol. The rain, however, had turned the hillside into a mess. Slick and muddy, the terrain reminds her of when they used to live in the marshes and as her paw squelches into the mud she cannot help the disgusted groan that escapes past her lips.
There, on the horizon though, a rabbit is sitting, hopping every few steps only to stop and graze on a fresh patch of grass. Its whiskers twitch and like a bolt of lightning, she is quick to move. Or at least she had thought she would be moving. Instead of propelling her forward, her feet slip out from under her and with a yelp she is going down, landing on her side right into the biggest puddle of mud she thinks she has ever seen.
Mortified. That is the only way to describe how the Moor Runner feels at this particular moment. Half of her body is absolutely drenched in wet earth. She picks herself up and her yellow eyes quickly find the rest of her patrol. As soon as she sees them she knows she cannot simply brush it off though, especially considering her sister is here. Mintshade would never let her hear the end of this if she didn't act quickly. Thinking fast, she leans down and with a blue paw she scoops up a big clump of mud and hurls it through the air, aiming a direct hit on the black she cats pelt, unable to stop the cackle that comes out of her mouth while she does so. Just the thought of the act alone is enough.
// please wait for @Mintshade
optional apprentice tag: @Periwinklebreeze.