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It was not unusual for pretty objects and stones to be found in the dens of the RiverClan cats. Even Lilybloom was partial to keeping an eye out for eye-catching items, though had never found something that felt suitable to have in or around her nest. She had found smooth, rounded stones that looked appealing but could not imagine they were particularly comfortable to sleep with or next to.
When she spotted the swan feather on the riverbank that morning, she simply could not resist taking it. Many birds and waterfowl inhabited the river, so it wasn't uncommon to find feathers scattered on the shoreline. Feathers of all shapes and sizes, grey, brown, black, and even multi-coloured. One downside was that said feathers were often damaged or too small even to be worthwhile to bring back - though the kits would certainly get a kick from playing with the little feathers. The feather Lilybloom found was fairly large and undamaged and the purest shade of white in colour. She hadn't seen any that day but she was certain it must have come from a swan. She gently picked it up from the ground and carried it between her teeth back to camp. She had scarcely made it back when she found herself being asked about the feather. "Hang on let me put it down," She would say through gritted teeth. Almost as gently as she had picked it up, she set it on the ground again. "Be careful," She would advise the cat asking about it. "I don't want it to get damaged if I can help it."
When she spotted the swan feather on the riverbank that morning, she simply could not resist taking it. Many birds and waterfowl inhabited the river, so it wasn't uncommon to find feathers scattered on the shoreline. Feathers of all shapes and sizes, grey, brown, black, and even multi-coloured. One downside was that said feathers were often damaged or too small even to be worthwhile to bring back - though the kits would certainly get a kick from playing with the little feathers. The feather Lilybloom found was fairly large and undamaged and the purest shade of white in colour. She hadn't seen any that day but she was certain it must have come from a swan. She gently picked it up from the ground and carried it between her teeth back to camp. She had scarcely made it back when she found herself being asked about the feather. "Hang on let me put it down," She would say through gritted teeth. Almost as gently as she had picked it up, she set it on the ground again. "Be careful," She would advise the cat asking about it. "I don't want it to get damaged if I can help it."