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Chrysalispaw hadn't even noticed that he bumped into Snakepaw's side, nor did he care to acknowledge it until he heard the tom spit back. Pointed ears turned towards the dissonance in an already-turbulent crowd - it was like finding a pearl in the greater sea, and yet he could sense how it did not flow with the silver tides of the Gathering. It was a disrturbance on top of the bedlam, another unwound string in the broken instrument, and yet something that commanded his attention. Daggers for a glare perched upon the sable-coated feline, whose coat shone of the same nightly hue that his own did, except the other's was emblazoned by a singular white splotch upon his chest. The most repugnant thing about Snakepaw, though, was that he stunk of that pungently persevering stench of the moorlands. Like the coat color that one was born with, Chrysalispaw had always believed that there was no masking the smell of where one came from. No matter how hard the other would try to scrub the smell of heath and gorse from his body, it would never come off. It was as innate as they air they breathed.
"I hope you're not speaking to me, Windclanner. You should be the last cat to talk about smell when your kind wallows in those dirt-infested tunnels you kep your mangy corpses in." A snarl drew itself from his lips, like blades eager to come forth from the shelter of their sheaths. Perhaps he had been looking for a fight, and perhaps those that rested upon the heavenly bubble of Starclan would turn their heads down to him. His chest puffed out as if to rival Snakepaw's arrogance with his own, as if he aimed to show the other who was in charge. If Starclan blinked, he would be happy to give this Windclanner a taste of what the "kittypet-clan" could do. He intruded just a whisker's length away from the Windclan apprentice, careful not to tread too closely lest he catch that moorland stink like a fitful plague.
(Talking to @SNAKEPAW )
"I hope you're not speaking to me, Windclanner. You should be the last cat to talk about smell when your kind wallows in those dirt-infested tunnels you kep your mangy corpses in." A snarl drew itself from his lips, like blades eager to come forth from the shelter of their sheaths. Perhaps he had been looking for a fight, and perhaps those that rested upon the heavenly bubble of Starclan would turn their heads down to him. His chest puffed out as if to rival Snakepaw's arrogance with his own, as if he aimed to show the other who was in charge. If Starclan blinked, he would be happy to give this Windclanner a taste of what the "kittypet-clan" could do. He intruded just a whisker's length away from the Windclan apprentice, careful not to tread too closely lest he catch that moorland stink like a fitful plague.
(Talking to @SNAKEPAW )