- Jun 20, 2023
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Skyclaw can feel it slipping. He cannot claim to know what the cats of the Clan are plotting around him, much less even think that it may be happening at all - but his control is diving from his claws. It's hiding beneath the leaf litter, dancing about him as if it is humorous to do so. His life has been threatened too-many times now, and yet it seems that his return threats, his actions - mean nothing to these cats. Can they not see that he means well? That without him, they would shrivel like worms in the hot sun? He's doing them a favor, borderline spilling his own cursed blood in order to help them thrive...!
It's a sick, twisted sense of retribution that drives him towards the grieving father. A tom who has seen his partner die, his children die and flee - a tom that has nothing left to live for. Rabbitnose. He slithers like a snake up alongside the tom's flank, erring to keep the mouse-length of space between them. Sunfreckle was a kittypet. Where do you lie? Sunfreckle, a friend of Howlingstar's, a tom he once idolized but has now become nothing but a stain of a memory. A stain in their home, with the misfortune he breached.
"It's quieter now," he posits, though he makes no effort to appear as if this circumstance is coincidental. Amber eyes float about the forest before landing on the blue tom, narrowing, "Without your kin, at least. It seems kittypets tend to have louder voices, do they not?" He's poking the bear, and he's perfectly happy to do so. "Mousenose certainly did."
It's a sick, twisted sense of retribution that drives him towards the grieving father. A tom who has seen his partner die, his children die and flee - a tom that has nothing left to live for. Rabbitnose. He slithers like a snake up alongside the tom's flank, erring to keep the mouse-length of space between them. Sunfreckle was a kittypet. Where do you lie? Sunfreckle, a friend of Howlingstar's, a tom he once idolized but has now become nothing but a stain of a memory. A stain in their home, with the misfortune he breached.
"It's quieter now," he posits, though he makes no effort to appear as if this circumstance is coincidental. Amber eyes float about the forest before landing on the blue tom, narrowing, "Without your kin, at least. It seems kittypets tend to have louder voices, do they not?" He's poking the bear, and he's perfectly happy to do so. "Mousenose certainly did."