- Feb 11, 2024
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Owlpaw hovered outside the apprentices’ den, her mother instructed her to take shelter and she was never one to disobey her. She reflected the chaos of her friends, her loved ones , the ones who were left standing out in the camp, either because their paws were rooted into the ground or because they were simply curious. Everyone’s reactions had been jarring, not that Owlpaws own was any better. She can’t help but think about how Oddpaw reacted to it, it was jarring to see him so on edge. She doesn’t blame him for it, she thought that somehow the sun disappearing meant that her littermate was replaced so she can’t fault anyones reactions. Something sat wrong though, an uncomfortable heaviness in her chest as she thought about the vitriol in his voice when he asked if the stars had cursed them, about how this wasn’t a good sign.
She pokes her head into the apprentices’ den, looking for the familiar sight of copper eyes and mismatched light fur. “Oddpaw” she calls out as she enters the den proper, sitting on her haunches next to the nest that she shared with them and Crowpaw. “Are you okay?” her voice was soft, softer than normal, still in the mindset of when she was quieter and more anxious if that was even possible. “Earlier out there, you mentioned that it isn’t a good sign…” she trailed off, looking from her side back to the entrance of the den, where the source of chaos had seemed to grow less intense. She places her paw next to his own, nudging it lightly as she waited for any kind of permission for further touch. When she tore her attention away from the den and back at him there was concern in her expression as she tried to gather how he was feeling “it’s okay to be scared. You can talk to me about it.”
@ODDPAW
She pokes her head into the apprentices’ den, looking for the familiar sight of copper eyes and mismatched light fur. “Oddpaw” she calls out as she enters the den proper, sitting on her haunches next to the nest that she shared with them and Crowpaw. “Are you okay?” her voice was soft, softer than normal, still in the mindset of when she was quieter and more anxious if that was even possible. “Earlier out there, you mentioned that it isn’t a good sign…” she trailed off, looking from her side back to the entrance of the den, where the source of chaos had seemed to grow less intense. She places her paw next to his own, nudging it lightly as she waited for any kind of permission for further touch. When she tore her attention away from the den and back at him there was concern in her expression as she tried to gather how he was feeling “it’s okay to be scared. You can talk to me about it.”
@ODDPAW