The Carrionplace was a bastion of treasure just ripe for the picking and few could claim they frequented the place more than the cinnamon tabby. The threat of rats seemed negligible compared to the potential of an otherworldly haul and that day, Ferndance felt as if she had hit the jackpot. Sitting in one of the many black bundles was a soft animal (presumed dead by the cinnamon tabby), sporting skeletal wings held together by thin black cotton and a white, dead-eyed stare. Two white fangs that lacked any bluntness came from the creature's smiling mouth. Upon having some vague recollection of what the animal might be, the warrior knew she had to show someone.
Holding the creature by its plush wing, Ferndance waddled into camp, near-straddling the rotund bat as its corners threatened to topple her over with each new step. It had been a battle that lasted the stretch of the territory, but the quest to bring it home had become a fixation. If she dropped it where it was, someone else may take it and that would've been a travesty. Her eyes scanned the camp, looking for one cat in particular. By now, she'd learned that she would find Batchaser somewhere in camp during the day, unless it was time for patrols, then the smoke would likely find himself elsewhere. Luckily, Mirepurr's call had long past, and as the sun crawled into a later evening, nothing was stopping her from finding the other.
Hobbling closer to him, Ferndance let go of the plush creature right before his face. She stared incessantly before pressing a paw down on it, contorting its face before releasing and watching its 'skin' pop back up. The tabby repeated it a few times until she was certain Batchaser understood that this affront to nature wasn't alive. "I saw this and thought of you." Sure, it was a little moldy, but so was her friend, and that was why she loved him. "Do you want to kick it? I really want to kick it."
@BATCHASER