- Oct 8, 2024
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[ pls wait for one of the following! @LAMBKIT @SLATESNARL @Orangestar ]
She... thinks she's getting the hang of this, now. The minute differences in living greatly adjust her quality therein, but they are things she cannot name so clearly. Gradually the noises around her become subtly louder, clearer even (she cannot decipher where and when words start and end - but she can tell her mother from her father, no doubt.) Her weight is hefty but she can gather her paws beneath herself and crawl aimlessly, rather than roll about on her round tummy. And now...
A tongue draws across her face before the warmth in her nest leaves. This happens intermittently, but the tragedy that is never fades. Where are you going...? I'm still here, you've forgotten me! She lets out a sharp mewl of frustration, her claws flexed into the material of her nest. And Raccoonkit (the name is and isn't hers; familiarity in the moniker is not hers to hold yet,) opens her eyes. They are crusted, watery too, and she squeaks out her protest at the new sense. But... there's light, and there's a shape disappearing into the light. Her mother's scent follows it. Her mother.
Determination to not be left behind fuels her short, kitten limbs. She wobbles onto her paws, and splays out again soon after. Another wail as she tumbles into Lambkit, likely stirring her brother too if he had not already been awake. She tries again, emulating the stubborn nature of her father, and makes it a few steps out of the nest before falling flat on her features once again. Longer moments, longer heartbeats as she gathers her breath, and again - stubbornly again.
"Mew!" A bobbly kitten head, striked with coal and amber, pokes from beneath the shelter of the bush. Oh, it's so bright out here. It makes her squint and shy away, but the leaving scent of her mother, her safety presses her forth. Another loud, "Mew!" as she again takes a dragging step, fully intending to expell every ounce of energy she has in order to find Orangestar once more. I'm on my way, don't forget me!
She... thinks she's getting the hang of this, now. The minute differences in living greatly adjust her quality therein, but they are things she cannot name so clearly. Gradually the noises around her become subtly louder, clearer even (she cannot decipher where and when words start and end - but she can tell her mother from her father, no doubt.) Her weight is hefty but she can gather her paws beneath herself and crawl aimlessly, rather than roll about on her round tummy. And now...
A tongue draws across her face before the warmth in her nest leaves. This happens intermittently, but the tragedy that is never fades. Where are you going...? I'm still here, you've forgotten me! She lets out a sharp mewl of frustration, her claws flexed into the material of her nest. And Raccoonkit (the name is and isn't hers; familiarity in the moniker is not hers to hold yet,) opens her eyes. They are crusted, watery too, and she squeaks out her protest at the new sense. But... there's light, and there's a shape disappearing into the light. Her mother's scent follows it. Her mother.
Determination to not be left behind fuels her short, kitten limbs. She wobbles onto her paws, and splays out again soon after. Another wail as she tumbles into Lambkit, likely stirring her brother too if he had not already been awake. She tries again, emulating the stubborn nature of her father, and makes it a few steps out of the nest before falling flat on her features once again. Longer moments, longer heartbeats as she gathers her breath, and again - stubbornly again.
"Mew!" A bobbly kitten head, striked with coal and amber, pokes from beneath the shelter of the bush. Oh, it's so bright out here. It makes her squint and shy away, but the leaving scent of her mother, her safety presses her forth. Another loud, "Mew!" as she again takes a dragging step, fully intending to expell every ounce of energy she has in order to find Orangestar once more. I'm on my way, don't forget me!