- Jun 10, 2022
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A tiny blue and orange face peeked out of the nursery, watching the bigger cats mill about uncertainly. In the short time since she had been brought to camp, she had been poked, prodded, and herded back to her nest in the medicine den for almost all of it. Her eyes and ears had opened, and yet she had seen so little of her new home. The medicine cat had only recently stopped fussing over her, and she'd been moved to the nursery and nursed by an NPC queen.
The child looked back over her shoulder to her foster mother and nestmates. They didn't seem to like her very much. She spent most nights cuddled beside Dogteeth, but the curly furred warrior was missing. She frowned. She had spent much of her time so far crouched in the shadows and watching the world go by, much too frightened to go exploring amongst so many much bigger strangers. They might step on her. So she kept watching, with her big green eyes, until she slowly worked up the nerve to scoot into the sunlight.
Maybe it wasn't quite as bad as she'd expected. She stood on her toes and craned her neck, trying to catch a glimpse of blonde curls, but he was nowhere to be seen. The fluffy kit sat back down, considering her options for a moment before puffing out her fluffy chest and trotting out into the camp. Still no sign of Dogteeth. Glancing around, she walked up to the first big cat she saw and looked up at them with round green eyes. "'Scuse me," she said in a small voice, hardly more than a squeak. "But have you seen my dad? I can't find him anywhere." She hoped he wasn't lost. It was really big out here--at least to her. He could be anywhere.
(anyone can be the cat she's asking!)
The child looked back over her shoulder to her foster mother and nestmates. They didn't seem to like her very much. She spent most nights cuddled beside Dogteeth, but the curly furred warrior was missing. She frowned. She had spent much of her time so far crouched in the shadows and watching the world go by, much too frightened to go exploring amongst so many much bigger strangers. They might step on her. So she kept watching, with her big green eyes, until she slowly worked up the nerve to scoot into the sunlight.
Maybe it wasn't quite as bad as she'd expected. She stood on her toes and craned her neck, trying to catch a glimpse of blonde curls, but he was nowhere to be seen. The fluffy kit sat back down, considering her options for a moment before puffing out her fluffy chest and trotting out into the camp. Still no sign of Dogteeth. Glancing around, she walked up to the first big cat she saw and looked up at them with round green eyes. "'Scuse me," she said in a small voice, hardly more than a squeak. "But have you seen my dad? I can't find him anywhere." She hoped he wasn't lost. It was really big out here--at least to her. He could be anywhere.
(anyone can be the cat she's asking!)