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There have been many a story told about this tree, many telling of its status as 'the unclimbable' and some telling of the dangerous tenant living within its branches. He's even heard tales about warriors hunting with the beast, but aside from an occasional gripe with his father it was nothing more than what it presented to be. A rumor. Lionthroat stands at the base of the Owl oak, his eyes trained on the blackened canopy with leveled concentration. This tree always scared him as a child, but tonight he wanted to see if those rumors held any weight to them.
Lionthroat continues to watch, his ears twitching occasionally at the sound of scurrying prey in the nearby shrubbery. He had to stay focused, distractions could be dangerous. Especially when you were dealing with owls. He squints harder into the tree, hoping that maybe if he stared hard enough the thing would reveal itself to the world. And if not to the world maybe just to him. Unfortunately for Lionthroat all he saw was black and with a pungent sigh he finally relinquishes his hold on the tree, turning instead to blink bleary eyed at the surrounding territory. Stupid bird, stupid tree, all of this worrying just to stare at leaves for a few beats.
Lionthroat makes a motion to stand when the sound of something fluttering catches his attention, he looks back up into the oak to see movement in its branches. Maybe it just wasnt ready yet, he surmises, and returns to sit and wait for the owl to take flight. He'd give it a few more minutes, just a few.
Lionthroat continues to watch, his ears twitching occasionally at the sound of scurrying prey in the nearby shrubbery. He had to stay focused, distractions could be dangerous. Especially when you were dealing with owls. He squints harder into the tree, hoping that maybe if he stared hard enough the thing would reveal itself to the world. And if not to the world maybe just to him. Unfortunately for Lionthroat all he saw was black and with a pungent sigh he finally relinquishes his hold on the tree, turning instead to blink bleary eyed at the surrounding territory. Stupid bird, stupid tree, all of this worrying just to stare at leaves for a few beats.
Lionthroat makes a motion to stand when the sound of something fluttering catches his attention, he looks back up into the oak to see movement in its branches. Maybe it just wasnt ready yet, he surmises, and returns to sit and wait for the owl to take flight. He'd give it a few more minutes, just a few.
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