- Jun 10, 2023
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There's only so much a kit can do. They're stuck in camp, unable to leave for their own safety. Crowkit himself has no issues with this because his mother had left camp and came back injured. What he has gained is that outside is dangerous. The kits who want to sneak out of camp in his eyes were dumb because if the big cats returned battered, what about small things like them? Anyhow, he didn't want to be troublesome for his mother. She was recovering after all and the least he could do or so he figured was to try and be a big cat like she told him once. Drowsykit and Lupinekit would be somewhere and he decided not to cling to one of them. They were his siblings and would take care of him, but both of them were rattled by what had happened. In his eyes he couldn't force himself upon them with his worries. He loved them, but he didn't know how to comfort them.
For that reason he waddled over to the small stream that trickled through one side of camp. Initially he all he did was laydown and enjoy the sound of the stream, watching the water. However, his eyes spot something. The kit tilts his head, whiskers twitching in anticipation. Hazel eyes scan the stream and the area around it and he deems his eyes is playing tricks on him. However, that is once again questioned when his eyes catch movement. The kitten is growing frustrated because either he is losing it or there is actually something he's seeing. The poor kitten has to strain his eyes and eventually his eyes land on the thing that made him question his eyesight.
It's a small brown fuzzy thing with small black beady eyes. The kitten has seen some cats bring this creature to camp. He doesn't know what compels him to even attempt to hunt the thing, as if it's a good idea. The only thought in his mind is that he wants to actually see it close up and grab it. The notion of simply taking one from the fresh-kill pile doesn't enter his mind. The ink colored tom would take his first steps in the stream. He's never been in it, the cool water causes his fur to stand up. Curse his long fur because he feels heavier.
Hazel eyes note the creature pausing, which in turn makes him pause as well. He blinks ever so slowly before he decides to rush at the creature. Water is kicked up and he is awfully clumsy maneuvering in the water, unused to the weight it adds and the slight pull it has. Without a doubt, the creature flees with how noisy he is being. Crowkit is not upset by such a loss, instead opting to shake himself to rid himself of some of the water that clings to his pelt.
For that reason he waddled over to the small stream that trickled through one side of camp. Initially he all he did was laydown and enjoy the sound of the stream, watching the water. However, his eyes spot something. The kit tilts his head, whiskers twitching in anticipation. Hazel eyes scan the stream and the area around it and he deems his eyes is playing tricks on him. However, that is once again questioned when his eyes catch movement. The kitten is growing frustrated because either he is losing it or there is actually something he's seeing. The poor kitten has to strain his eyes and eventually his eyes land on the thing that made him question his eyesight.
It's a small brown fuzzy thing with small black beady eyes. The kitten has seen some cats bring this creature to camp. He doesn't know what compels him to even attempt to hunt the thing, as if it's a good idea. The only thought in his mind is that he wants to actually see it close up and grab it. The notion of simply taking one from the fresh-kill pile doesn't enter his mind. The ink colored tom would take his first steps in the stream. He's never been in it, the cool water causes his fur to stand up. Curse his long fur because he feels heavier.
Hazel eyes note the creature pausing, which in turn makes him pause as well. He blinks ever so slowly before he decides to rush at the creature. Water is kicked up and he is awfully clumsy maneuvering in the water, unused to the weight it adds and the slight pull it has. Without a doubt, the creature flees with how noisy he is being. Crowkit is not upset by such a loss, instead opting to shake himself to rid himself of some of the water that clings to his pelt.