- Jun 7, 2022
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[ NOTE: You can go in any order, I just need Hare Whiskers to be last! ]
/ @revelations @marquette @Floppie @Blitz Krieg @Jay @nico @empyrean @ABRI @rhosmari
Her nose met the cold, wet stone as Bone had instructed. Briar's eyes fell closed and she drifted into the deepest, calming sleep she had ever experienced. When her eyes opened, she was no longer in the cave with her sister. Instead, she was in a forest that seemed to dance in the cosmos, a gorgeous whirlwind of moving stars and a soft, white glow. The grass was cool and soft beneath her paws and despite being pregnant, she felt weightless, almost as if her kittens had been left behind with her body, unable to cross into this dimension with her.
"What is this place?" she mewed, her words echoing into the trees. Suddenly, nine figures appeared. She recognized all of them. Most were dear friends, others not so much. Her fur bristled slightly when she saw Rain walking among them. An instinctual pull was guiding Briar closer to the spirits. Wherever she was, this was the place that the ghosts who had appeared to them first at Fourtrees dwelled. Did that mean she was dead? Surely touching that rock would not have killed her. She looked around for Bone. Her sister had said something about feeling that she had to touch the rock too. Was she here as well?
/ @revelations @marquette @Floppie @Blitz Krieg @Jay @nico @empyrean @ABRI @rhosmari
Her nose met the cold, wet stone as Bone had instructed. Briar's eyes fell closed and she drifted into the deepest, calming sleep she had ever experienced. When her eyes opened, she was no longer in the cave with her sister. Instead, she was in a forest that seemed to dance in the cosmos, a gorgeous whirlwind of moving stars and a soft, white glow. The grass was cool and soft beneath her paws and despite being pregnant, she felt weightless, almost as if her kittens had been left behind with her body, unable to cross into this dimension with her.
"What is this place?" she mewed, her words echoing into the trees. Suddenly, nine figures appeared. She recognized all of them. Most were dear friends, others not so much. Her fur bristled slightly when she saw Rain walking among them. An instinctual pull was guiding Briar closer to the spirits. Wherever she was, this was the place that the ghosts who had appeared to them first at Fourtrees dwelled. Did that mean she was dead? Surely touching that rock would not have killed her. She looked around for Bone. Her sister had said something about feeling that she had to touch the rock too. Was she here as well?