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↞ RACE THE WINDS
"Looks like hunting will have to wait." It wasn't the outcome that Gale wanted to have occur but safety came first. Needless to say but Sharpeye seemed somewhat relieved and didn't hesitate to withdraw back into the shelter of the crates, likely to sleep the morning away until things improved. But sleep wasn't really an option for Gale, not when he was a boundless well of energy these days thanks to the lifting of the dark shroud that had held him down for far too many moons. It was just a pity that the winds were rolling in hard and denied him the opportunity to make it out into the forest on the edge of twolegplace. However, roaming the streets remained a potential option provided that he didn't mount any fences.
And so Gale set off from the alleyway and meandered his way through the streets, taking care to avoid any that had become hazardous wind tunnels in their own right. Eventually he slipped through a gap in some garden fencing and strayed into a well kept garden. Flower beds heavy with a variety of plants edged the green lawn on all sides, but it was that of a wooden hutch that attracted his attention the most. The tom crept his way towards it, keeping low as to avoid the worst of the wind's wrath, and he soon reached the wire mesh that stretched over one of the openings. Inside sat a white rabbit. Gale gawked at first, then he salivated, but then came the frustration of not knowing how to get at the rabbit within. It was such a large one that it could easily feed his rag-tag group of misfits for days! "I am going to turn you into lunch one way or another!"
And so Gale set off from the alleyway and meandered his way through the streets, taking care to avoid any that had become hazardous wind tunnels in their own right. Eventually he slipped through a gap in some garden fencing and strayed into a well kept garden. Flower beds heavy with a variety of plants edged the green lawn on all sides, but it was that of a wooden hutch that attracted his attention the most. The tom crept his way towards it, keeping low as to avoid the worst of the wind's wrath, and he soon reached the wire mesh that stretched over one of the openings. Inside sat a white rabbit. Gale gawked at first, then he salivated, but then came the frustration of not knowing how to get at the rabbit within. It was such a large one that it could easily feed his rag-tag group of misfits for days! "I am going to turn you into lunch one way or another!"