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ebonyfall.
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☽ EBONYFALL ☾
Ebonyfall was careful not to step on any areas of too much mud when she traversed the southern reaches of ShadowClan territory. She was headed west, towards the stream, in hopes of finding something just south of the carrionplace. While the weather wasn't cold enough for her breath to appear white with frost, it wasn't exactly temperate either, and it was on days like this that the dark-furred molly was abundantly grateful for the new arrival of her cold-weather coat. With the amount of prey that had gone into hibernation a moon ago, Ebonyfall had taken it upon herself to hunt as often as possible, silently adding a snipe or a newt or anything else she could get her claws on to the fresh-kill pile, no matter how small.
Enough small things would eventually add up into something much more substantial, and the longer the clan cats stayed fed, the lower the risk of starvation later on would be.
Her attention was drawn by the gentle rustle of pine needles up above, and when she lifted her head, Ebonyfall instantly caught sight of a crow making its way directly towards the carrionplace. Crows were large, and fat off of the disgusting scraps they gouged their stomachs on, and they often hung out in groups. The only issue there was how difficult they were to hunt. Nearly impossible if they were at a good vantage point. Beyond that, once one was killed, the others took acute notice of their friend's murderer.
From her lifetime spent in the marshes, Ebonyfall had seen many cats make the mistake of picking off a crow in front of its friends, only to be harassed and attacked by the rest of the flock for days to come. Was it really worth the risk? Ebonyfall gave a glance to the other cats who had elected to join her for some casual stalking of the territory, and gave a twitch of her ear, before continuing on the original path.
There was no damage in at least scouting out the situation.
@FLICKERFIRE @PITCHSTAR
Enough small things would eventually add up into something much more substantial, and the longer the clan cats stayed fed, the lower the risk of starvation later on would be.
Her attention was drawn by the gentle rustle of pine needles up above, and when she lifted her head, Ebonyfall instantly caught sight of a crow making its way directly towards the carrionplace. Crows were large, and fat off of the disgusting scraps they gouged their stomachs on, and they often hung out in groups. The only issue there was how difficult they were to hunt. Nearly impossible if they were at a good vantage point. Beyond that, once one was killed, the others took acute notice of their friend's murderer.
From her lifetime spent in the marshes, Ebonyfall had seen many cats make the mistake of picking off a crow in front of its friends, only to be harassed and attacked by the rest of the flock for days to come. Was it really worth the risk? Ebonyfall gave a glance to the other cats who had elected to join her for some casual stalking of the territory, and gave a twitch of her ear, before continuing on the original path.
There was no damage in at least scouting out the situation.
@FLICKERFIRE @PITCHSTAR
shadowclan, she/her, penned by cuzn, tags
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