A huge white shape in the corner of Berryheart's vision caught his attention. That pelt was situating itself back into his memory, drifting into permanence. Cloudy, a close friend of his sisters, who had been so close to her in death he had been able to recount the events of it. Before, the large tom had helped around the den a fair amount. A recurring figure that Berryheart had grown very used to, a sudden removal and equally-as-sudden reappearance was a little jarring. Still, any of that faltering did not show on the medicine cat's face- he greeted Cloudy with the same neutral politeness which he extended to everybody.
Sadness still stewed within him, but he would not cry. He was delivering moss, apparently- Berryheart noticed the plushness of it, atypical in the colder months. It was as verdant as leaf-fall moss could be- a hidden talent of Cloudy's, perhaps? Or perhaps just an accidental find, wonderful as it was.
"Thank you." Quiet gratitude, flat-toned. After a moment of thought, he opened his crooked maw again. He did not quite think about the touchiness of the subject.
"My sister was a hero, you said?" Maybe it would give him consolation that she had died for something noble. Maybe it would give him nothing at all.
\ @HAILSTORM. !
Sadness still stewed within him, but he would not cry. He was delivering moss, apparently- Berryheart noticed the plushness of it, atypical in the colder months. It was as verdant as leaf-fall moss could be- a hidden talent of Cloudy's, perhaps? Or perhaps just an accidental find, wonderful as it was.
"Thank you." Quiet gratitude, flat-toned. After a moment of thought, he opened his crooked maw again. He did not quite think about the touchiness of the subject.
"My sister was a hero, you said?" Maybe it would give him consolation that she had died for something noble. Maybe it would give him nothing at all.
\ @HAILSTORM. !
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