- Jun 10, 2022
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"up."
with a hushed huff, quiet pushed themself on their paws. her eyes are filled with exhaustion. hours. hours of this. hours of frustrated tones and failures, over and over again. she wanted big. she wanted cicada. she wanted anyone else to be here. but they weren't. it was just them, and their mentor who made sure to remind them every chance they got who was in charge.
"this is pathetic! of all the cats I needed to train, it had to be you"
her mentor snorts, eyes blazing as he peers down at her trembling form. they are trying their best, but when it came to their fight or flight... all quiet knew how to do was freeze.
"you are a mouse-brained quivering fool! shaking and whining and whimpering is going to get one of your fellow forest mates killed! is that what you want?! huh!? answer me!"
he hissed, making quiet tumble backwards, covering their face with their paws. they're sorry. they want to do more. they want to be better. but they can't fight. they just can't do it.
"I said get up!"
with a snarl, her mentor grabs roughly into her scruff, pulling her up onto her paws, before simply tossing her to the side. whimpering, they pull themselves back up, claws pushing into the forest floor, tail curling around their leg for some sort of comfort. their eyes closed, as they didn't want to look at him anymore. they wanted to go home.
"tch. I don't know why I even try. clean yourself up and head back to camp. you can sulk there."
and with that, she was left alone. they couldn't reach some of their wounds, but they cleaned up most of them. it wasn't terribly bad. nothing needed that much attention. she was just a little shook up. they took in a deep breath, trying to calm themselves before heading back to camp, tail tapping slightly on the ground, as they searched for someone they knew. mainly, big.
with a hushed huff, quiet pushed themself on their paws. her eyes are filled with exhaustion. hours. hours of this. hours of frustrated tones and failures, over and over again. she wanted big. she wanted cicada. she wanted anyone else to be here. but they weren't. it was just them, and their mentor who made sure to remind them every chance they got who was in charge.
"this is pathetic! of all the cats I needed to train, it had to be you"
her mentor snorts, eyes blazing as he peers down at her trembling form. they are trying their best, but when it came to their fight or flight... all quiet knew how to do was freeze.
"you are a mouse-brained quivering fool! shaking and whining and whimpering is going to get one of your fellow forest mates killed! is that what you want?! huh!? answer me!"
he hissed, making quiet tumble backwards, covering their face with their paws. they're sorry. they want to do more. they want to be better. but they can't fight. they just can't do it.
"I said get up!"
with a snarl, her mentor grabs roughly into her scruff, pulling her up onto her paws, before simply tossing her to the side. whimpering, they pull themselves back up, claws pushing into the forest floor, tail curling around their leg for some sort of comfort. their eyes closed, as they didn't want to look at him anymore. they wanted to go home.
"tch. I don't know why I even try. clean yourself up and head back to camp. you can sulk there."
and with that, she was left alone. they couldn't reach some of their wounds, but they cleaned up most of them. it wasn't terribly bad. nothing needed that much attention. she was just a little shook up. they took in a deep breath, trying to calm themselves before heading back to camp, tail tapping slightly on the ground, as they searched for someone they knew. mainly, big.
[ WISH YOU WERE GAY ]