- Feb 11, 2024
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Lupinesong is a mystery to Owlheart. Lupinepaw was too, maybe she only really knew Lupinekit? She had only spent time around her when she was a kit, back when she was a shy and timid child. Back before they had both learnt more about themselves and who they were. Once she had shed her timid nature and became more sociable Owlheart at the time felt unable to keep up with her anymore. Being social was never her strong suit and she only really had found solace in other unsociable cats at that time.
Yet, fate has a funny way of making one reminisce. She was padding after Crowsight now, while she was aware that the relationship was tense between Lupinesong and him, her own biases towards family influenced her. The tabby felt the desire to at least re-understand Lupinesong. Or was it an obligation? A duty that she held herself to, the desire to be seen as an appropriate partner for those she was padding after. She really did see a future with Crowsight and Oddpaw, so she wanted to at least be in the good graces of their surrounding families. Even if things were not great between him and his sister, Owlheart had something to prove to herself, a part of her did miss those times when they spoke moons ago as well.
By fate's design the two of them had found each other on the same patrol. It was a routine hunting one, nothing out of the ordinary. This was the first time that Owlheart had spent near Lupinesong in countless moons though. Their shared dens didn't count in her mind, to her they weren't really the most prime areas for a social interaction. When the patrol split to follow their respective scents she had found herself lingering by the Warrior. Now or never I suppose. What does someone even say to another that they've lost touch with? They didn’t talk enough even when they did speak for them to have possibly parted on bitter terms and yet she was nervous all the same. “Lupinesong- I… Your name suits you, congratulations on earning it.” She stammers at first, mouth moving before she could decide on what to say.
She looks up at the pine trees, squinting as the midday sun glares between the foliage. Formalities were all that she could really cling to when trying to conjure small talk. Though, even she could register that it sounded stilted, she sighed. In an attempt to salvage the less than stellar opener she tacks on “I hope that well… Everything? Has been alright. We haven’t, well I haven’t, kept in touch for a while. ” Almost an entire apprentice lifespan, she doesn't add the last part but it makes her realise the rift just a little bit more.
@LUPINESONG
Yet, fate has a funny way of making one reminisce. She was padding after Crowsight now, while she was aware that the relationship was tense between Lupinesong and him, her own biases towards family influenced her. The tabby felt the desire to at least re-understand Lupinesong. Or was it an obligation? A duty that she held herself to, the desire to be seen as an appropriate partner for those she was padding after. She really did see a future with Crowsight and Oddpaw, so she wanted to at least be in the good graces of their surrounding families. Even if things were not great between him and his sister, Owlheart had something to prove to herself, a part of her did miss those times when they spoke moons ago as well.
By fate's design the two of them had found each other on the same patrol. It was a routine hunting one, nothing out of the ordinary. This was the first time that Owlheart had spent near Lupinesong in countless moons though. Their shared dens didn't count in her mind, to her they weren't really the most prime areas for a social interaction. When the patrol split to follow their respective scents she had found herself lingering by the Warrior. Now or never I suppose. What does someone even say to another that they've lost touch with? They didn’t talk enough even when they did speak for them to have possibly parted on bitter terms and yet she was nervous all the same. “Lupinesong- I… Your name suits you, congratulations on earning it.” She stammers at first, mouth moving before she could decide on what to say.
She looks up at the pine trees, squinting as the midday sun glares between the foliage. Formalities were all that she could really cling to when trying to conjure small talk. Though, even she could register that it sounded stilted, she sighed. In an attempt to salvage the less than stellar opener she tacks on “I hope that well… Everything? Has been alright. We haven’t, well I haven’t, kept in touch for a while. ” Almost an entire apprentice lifespan, she doesn't add the last part but it makes her realise the rift just a little bit more.
@LUPINESONG