- Sep 26, 2022
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( 𓍊𓋼 ) it appears the spring winds have slowly begun to die down. branches lie in heaps along the thunderclan side of the river, and over in windclan's direction, the moors are flattened, golden grasses beaten and bruised by harsh breezes. riverclan has received very little damage compared to the others, but they still have felt the force of the winds, twoleg trash flowing down the river, entangling fish and cat alike. so, when the whistling halts through the trees, it is a relief. coyotecreek thinks he can live a happy life not having to experience that again. he allows himself to relax, aids his clan in cleaning up their home.
it has been a few days since the last great gust, and everyone has let their guard down. no more does moss fly about camp, nests coming undone every which way. it's a relief. the flaming tom has just returned from a quick hunt, a trout clutched in his jaws. there is a content twinkling in his eyes as he sets his prey upon the pile. it feels good to provide. a soft yawn will stretch his maw as he allows a trickle of a breeze to begin to dry his belly fur, which drips riverwater onto the sand at his paws.
it happens suddenly and without warning- the wind picks up, tearing through the trees and pushing at coyotecreek's body. he stumbles, brow furrowed in confusion. a stray scrap of moss flings through the air, landing smack dab atop his eyes. "wh-" shaking his head wildly to remove the offending plant, the warrior bumps into something, sending him (and it) sprawling. the gust vanishes as quickly as it had appeared, leaving a peaceful day behind, only a quiet breeze to suggest there might have been any troubling weather. well. it appears the wind has it out particularly for coyo. as he sprawls, he finds that he has landed atop another figure. the scent of snakeblink fills his nose, and embarrassment flushes the tom's skin. shaking the moss from his face, he finds himself looking down upon the patched tabby, eyes wide, ears flat. "oh my stars," he'll breathe. "i am so sorry, snakeblink. that wind came out of nowhere!"
// @Snakeblink @ other characters feel free to misinterpret the scene romantically or otherwise hehe
it has been a few days since the last great gust, and everyone has let their guard down. no more does moss fly about camp, nests coming undone every which way. it's a relief. the flaming tom has just returned from a quick hunt, a trout clutched in his jaws. there is a content twinkling in his eyes as he sets his prey upon the pile. it feels good to provide. a soft yawn will stretch his maw as he allows a trickle of a breeze to begin to dry his belly fur, which drips riverwater onto the sand at his paws.
it happens suddenly and without warning- the wind picks up, tearing through the trees and pushing at coyotecreek's body. he stumbles, brow furrowed in confusion. a stray scrap of moss flings through the air, landing smack dab atop his eyes. "wh-" shaking his head wildly to remove the offending plant, the warrior bumps into something, sending him (and it) sprawling. the gust vanishes as quickly as it had appeared, leaving a peaceful day behind, only a quiet breeze to suggest there might have been any troubling weather. well. it appears the wind has it out particularly for coyo. as he sprawls, he finds that he has landed atop another figure. the scent of snakeblink fills his nose, and embarrassment flushes the tom's skin. shaking the moss from his face, he finds himself looking down upon the patched tabby, eyes wide, ears flat. "oh my stars," he'll breathe. "i am so sorry, snakeblink. that wind came out of nowhere!"
// @Snakeblink @ other characters feel free to misinterpret the scene romantically or otherwise hehe
( LIKE A GOLD RUSH )