- Nov 2, 2022
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[cw: // blood, violence, death]
Anew, the overture of a season.
Days both barren and bleak have come to pass. Not so much as a lone snowflake would dare trespass into the territory below, now held back by mellowed temperatures. Temperate rainfalls would soon emerge in the snow's stead, which would soon see life sweep across the landscape once more, which would soon draw the barbaric cats out from their passing dormancy. Colony cats, clan cats, they hound the same destructive goals regardless of their label. Provided that these mongrels remain steadfast in their pursuit of spilling blood upon the land, the sanctity of nature itself will ever continue to be blasphemed.
There is little that can be done to impede the clan cats' sadistic inclinations. They have created social and political hierarchies to justify their hunger for war, to create a faux legitamacy for the battles they fight and the lives they take, all in the name of lands are not their own. To insert themselves into ecosystems, breed, and further ravage the natural order with their spawn is dishonorable. They look to the stars for guidance, spiritual wisdom, and yet fail to notice how blind they truly are. He hates them. He hates every single one of them.
Kuiper's ability to slight them is limited to one course of action: bastardizing the trust they hold in their borders. Scent lines harbour minimal protection against wayward claws and fangs, especially to those who ventured out all on their own. His lonesome, chocolate-furred quarry does not realise this—a fatal mistake made by too many of her stock.
Eclipsed by the shroud of night, he courses upon her at a volatile pace. Piss and dirt hit his nose as he crosses the clan's boundary, and seconds afterwards, his teeth plunge into the she-cat's nape. Momentum brings her onto her side on the wet ground below; he makes use of the leverage and thrashes her to and fro, her neck remained locked in his jaws. His grip would only release when her body waned of its stiffness, permitting him recourse to tear into her back, and her throat.
It's a fleeting affair. Her struggles pale in comparison to some of his younger victims, and for that she is left an oozing, shambled mess.
His exit is swift. He retreats into the dark beyond, leaving only a rustled pathway through the soil and grass in his wake.
Anew, the overture of a season.
Days both barren and bleak have come to pass. Not so much as a lone snowflake would dare trespass into the territory below, now held back by mellowed temperatures. Temperate rainfalls would soon emerge in the snow's stead, which would soon see life sweep across the landscape once more, which would soon draw the barbaric cats out from their passing dormancy. Colony cats, clan cats, they hound the same destructive goals regardless of their label. Provided that these mongrels remain steadfast in their pursuit of spilling blood upon the land, the sanctity of nature itself will ever continue to be blasphemed.
There is little that can be done to impede the clan cats' sadistic inclinations. They have created social and political hierarchies to justify their hunger for war, to create a faux legitamacy for the battles they fight and the lives they take, all in the name of lands are not their own. To insert themselves into ecosystems, breed, and further ravage the natural order with their spawn is dishonorable. They look to the stars for guidance, spiritual wisdom, and yet fail to notice how blind they truly are. He hates them. He hates every single one of them.
Kuiper's ability to slight them is limited to one course of action: bastardizing the trust they hold in their borders. Scent lines harbour minimal protection against wayward claws and fangs, especially to those who ventured out all on their own. His lonesome, chocolate-furred quarry does not realise this—a fatal mistake made by too many of her stock.
Eclipsed by the shroud of night, he courses upon her at a volatile pace. Piss and dirt hit his nose as he crosses the clan's boundary, and seconds afterwards, his teeth plunge into the she-cat's nape. Momentum brings her onto her side on the wet ground below; he makes use of the leverage and thrashes her to and fro, her neck remained locked in his jaws. His grip would only release when her body waned of its stiffness, permitting him recourse to tear into her back, and her throat.
It's a fleeting affair. Her struggles pale in comparison to some of his younger victims, and for that she is left an oozing, shambled mess.
His exit is swift. He retreats into the dark beyond, leaving only a rustled pathway through the soil and grass in his wake.