- Jun 7, 2022
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Little Wolf was not a kittypet hater - that much was apparent by who she had chosen to spend her time with, who had fathered her kits. She herself however had no interest in the life. Being confined to such a small space, eating the same food every single day, it sounded like torture to her. Sure, it would be nice to not have to worry about fighting or illness or even hunger in the cold moons, but nothing was worth sacrificing freedom in her mind. The kittypets could keep their way of life if it made them happy, she would just as well keep to hers.
She had split off from her hunting patrol for only a brief moment, following the scent of a mouse that she is sure she will find just around the bend. However, when she turns the corner another scent invades her nostrils, disgusting and artificial, it does not belong in the forest and she can tell immediately. It is the scent of a twoleg that, up until now, had been downwind of her so no doubt it could smell her coming but she had not been able to detect it. The creature has a weird lump on its back, a shiny stick in its hand. It turns and looks at her and Little Wolf, her body tense and full of fear scrambles backwards, ears pinned against her head. The twoleg does not make a move towards her instead, it crouches and holds out its hand. When Little Wolf does not move it looks disappointed but again makes no move to draw closer. The creature reaches into the hide on its back and it pulls out some strange shiny circle. It pulls the top off and it sets it on the ground then it leaves.
Puzzled but still afraid, she makes no gesture to move until she is sure it is gone and then slowly she walks forward to inspect what it had left behind. She gives it a curious sniff, the stuff inside smelled like food, but it was wet and flaky, a weird pasty looking texture. "Is this kittypet food..?" she wonders aloud, getting more confused by the second "Why would a twoleg leave this here?" it did not look like a trap but still, she does not trust it.
// A kind-hearted hiker has noticed a bunch of stray cats in the woods they normally hike in and has brought food for them (not knowing that most cats in the woods probably wont eat the wet food)