- Nov 27, 2023
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⋆。゚☁︎。⋆。 ゚☾ ゚。⋆ With the sun shining over a blue sky, dotted with fluffy clouds, there would be no better day for a leisurely stroll than today. Slateheart had thrown the offer for a walk into the air, requesting no one and anyone in particular, though it was particular Dimmingsun who had accepted first, readily joining at his side. The tom's presence was never unwelcoming, though he noted Dimmingsun's particular draw towards the more aloof cats like himself.
Newleaf had been treating WindClan well, so far. The moors, once barren with blankets of snow, was now turning vibrant with color. The green of the grass seemed to be brightening each day under the warm sun, and wildflowers had sprouted and spread like fire, often unknowingly (or willingly) picked up by wanderers like Slateheart himself. Not to mention, creatures of prey were becoming more plentiful, albeit not without their fair balance of predators. Slateheart recalled the story of a recent fox attack on Flickeringspark, and made sure to keep his eye out for any fire-red fur streaking across the plains.
While the accompanying cats chattered amongst themselves, Slateheart's eyes paused on a distant movement, small creatures sheltered in a dip in the moors. Raising his tail for attention, he flicked it to beckon and made his way over to the object of his interest. Once close enough, he dropped into a crouch and crept forward, blending into the long grass like the shadows between blades.
"See that?" he murmured to Dimmingsun, once again the closest cat trailing next to him. Upwind of them, lazily hopping through a patch of clovers, was a feasting family of rabbits. One adult, a mother, and a pawful of her kits. Slateheart's stance changed as he examined them, muscles bunched as he prepared to pounce, yet he was held back by uncertainty. The rabbits' kits were small, and would make only a snack for their own kits - upon catching one, the others would flee into nearby burrows. If he leaped for the mother, would the kits last long enough on their own to grow and become a later meal?
Slateheart casted a doubtful look towards his companion. What as Dimmingsun thinking, observing the family of rabbits? Did he view them as potential meals like himself, crouched into a hunter's pose and waiting to strike? Or was there something more to the scene that Slateheart, in his dull nature, was missing?
Newleaf had been treating WindClan well, so far. The moors, once barren with blankets of snow, was now turning vibrant with color. The green of the grass seemed to be brightening each day under the warm sun, and wildflowers had sprouted and spread like fire, often unknowingly (or willingly) picked up by wanderers like Slateheart himself. Not to mention, creatures of prey were becoming more plentiful, albeit not without their fair balance of predators. Slateheart recalled the story of a recent fox attack on Flickeringspark, and made sure to keep his eye out for any fire-red fur streaking across the plains.
While the accompanying cats chattered amongst themselves, Slateheart's eyes paused on a distant movement, small creatures sheltered in a dip in the moors. Raising his tail for attention, he flicked it to beckon and made his way over to the object of his interest. Once close enough, he dropped into a crouch and crept forward, blending into the long grass like the shadows between blades.
"See that?" he murmured to Dimmingsun, once again the closest cat trailing next to him. Upwind of them, lazily hopping through a patch of clovers, was a feasting family of rabbits. One adult, a mother, and a pawful of her kits. Slateheart's stance changed as he examined them, muscles bunched as he prepared to pounce, yet he was held back by uncertainty. The rabbits' kits were small, and would make only a snack for their own kits - upon catching one, the others would flee into nearby burrows. If he leaped for the mother, would the kits last long enough on their own to grow and become a later meal?
Slateheart casted a doubtful look towards his companion. What as Dimmingsun thinking, observing the family of rabbits? Did he view them as potential meals like himself, crouched into a hunter's pose and waiting to strike? Or was there something more to the scene that Slateheart, in his dull nature, was missing?
┌── I SEND HIM A SMILE
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HE TELLS ME LOOK DOWN ──┐
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ooc - please wait for @DIMMINGSUN !New-leaf is notorious for being the time when all sorts of babies are being born!
If your character is a a moor runner, write about them spotting a family of rabbits munching on some clovers! -
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SLATEHEART ✩ he/him, moor-runner of windclan, 19 moons.
⭃ a short-furred black tom with low white markings and green eyes.
⭃ son ofLYNXTOOTHxxADELAIDE// brother to GRAVELSNAP, ASHPAW
⭃ peaceful and healing powerplay permitted / / underline and tag when attacking
⭃ penned by ixora ↛ @.ixora on discord, feel free to dm for plots.