- Dec 19, 2023
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[ contracted frostbite + rare herb treatment = +3 pts! ]
[ @Moonbeam ]
Splashdance has little worry for the numbness in her ears. She's managed to claw up some leaves and petals from beneath the snow, some crinkled at the edges and wilted but hopefully useful nonetheless. She takes this as a sign, after weeks of fearing the worst, to finally speak with Moonbeam.
It was hard to come to the conclusion; the patients that came with Sunningrocks took priority, after all. And then the mess with Iciclefang fogged her perspective, and the gathering occurred not long after (a pain in her chest, a skyward glance, wondering if Needledrift was watching.) But she couldn't push it off for forever. She would be doing worse by pretending she hadn't felt ill for about a week. She had told Midnightash, briefly, of her worries - but how the other felt was unclear as she left back into the woodland, and she wouldn't learn the other's feelings any sooner as she returns to camp and immediately finds the medicine den.
"Moonbeam? A moment?" she calls to the white furred molly with a hitch in her voice. Her jaw tenses as she places the herbs down for the she-cat, murmuring a soft, "I hope these... can be useful for you," if they're not, the embarrassment can be shed soon enough.
"And - and," again, Splashdance pitches her tone with uncertainty and a glimpse of fear. Her paws, cold and unfeeling, press into the ground underfoot uncomfortably. Her gut churns, "I'm sorry, I think..." a long pause, and she can't meet the she-cat's gaze. "I think I'm pregnant."
[ @Moonbeam ]
Splashdance has little worry for the numbness in her ears. She's managed to claw up some leaves and petals from beneath the snow, some crinkled at the edges and wilted but hopefully useful nonetheless. She takes this as a sign, after weeks of fearing the worst, to finally speak with Moonbeam.
It was hard to come to the conclusion; the patients that came with Sunningrocks took priority, after all. And then the mess with Iciclefang fogged her perspective, and the gathering occurred not long after (a pain in her chest, a skyward glance, wondering if Needledrift was watching.) But she couldn't push it off for forever. She would be doing worse by pretending she hadn't felt ill for about a week. She had told Midnightash, briefly, of her worries - but how the other felt was unclear as she left back into the woodland, and she wouldn't learn the other's feelings any sooner as she returns to camp and immediately finds the medicine den.
"Moonbeam? A moment?" she calls to the white furred molly with a hitch in her voice. Her jaw tenses as she places the herbs down for the she-cat, murmuring a soft, "I hope these... can be useful for you," if they're not, the embarrassment can be shed soon enough.
"And - and," again, Splashdance pitches her tone with uncertainty and a glimpse of fear. Her paws, cold and unfeeling, press into the ground underfoot uncomfortably. Her gut churns, "I'm sorry, I think..." a long pause, and she can't meet the she-cat's gaze. "I think I'm pregnant."