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Asterdance
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ASTERDANCE❛ ༉‧₊˚
Hunger. It was the one constant that she had experienced since clawing her way out of the ground almost a moon ago now. The taste of dirt on her tongue was subtle yet still present, the sensation of it filling her nose and ears and eyes. Removing her body from where it had been underneath the ground had taken all of her energy and after slinking away from the spot she had spent quite awhile huddled away in a nearby alcove. For awhile the cream colored she-cat had managed to survive off of whatever scraps she could, but as her frame grew skinnier she knew it was high time for something more substantial.
Whispers of the wind had led her here, to rolling moors as far as she could see. Standing atop one of the hills she scanned the moorland with intense concentration, trying to spot anything that would add fuel to her belly. Claws scrapped the soil absentmindedly and her tail lashed behind her. It seemed rather empty, and the sharp cutting breeze made her scrunch more into herself. Another growl ripped through her, garnering a hiss from the she-cat. Why had she felt drawn to this place if there was no sign of -
Oh. Out of the corner of her eye she spotted it. A fluffy tail, bouncing up and down. Attached to a... oh. Water pooled in her mouth as her blue eyes watched the creature prance along. Almost instantly the cream colored she-cat dropped down, instinct taking over as she slid her paws silently across the flattened grass. Slinking over behind a rock, her blue gaze peered out at the rabbit. It had to be a few tree-lengths away, but... she could surely catch it, right? Flexing her muscles a little she took in a sharp breath of air. It was now or never...
Launching herself from her hiding spot the feline pelted across the. Paws drummed against the ground and her tail streamed out behind her. A brown blur across the moorland hot on the tail of the pure white rabbit, who had heard her from the moment she left and took off sprinting. They zig zagged across the moor and slowly but surely the cat was gaining on it, inch by inch by -
Suddenly the world became a blur, with the sky and the ground changing places as fast as lightning. Hard thuds against the ground knocked her teeth into her tongue, drawing blood into her mouth. Finally after what seemed like an eternity, but in reality was only a few seconds, everything stopped spinning and the cat looked up at a pristine blue sky.
And as if to add insult to injury, another growl of hunger tore at her stomach. Lovely.
Hunger. It was the one constant that she had experienced since clawing her way out of the ground almost a moon ago now. The taste of dirt on her tongue was subtle yet still present, the sensation of it filling her nose and ears and eyes. Removing her body from where it had been underneath the ground had taken all of her energy and after slinking away from the spot she had spent quite awhile huddled away in a nearby alcove. For awhile the cream colored she-cat had managed to survive off of whatever scraps she could, but as her frame grew skinnier she knew it was high time for something more substantial.
Whispers of the wind had led her here, to rolling moors as far as she could see. Standing atop one of the hills she scanned the moorland with intense concentration, trying to spot anything that would add fuel to her belly. Claws scrapped the soil absentmindedly and her tail lashed behind her. It seemed rather empty, and the sharp cutting breeze made her scrunch more into herself. Another growl ripped through her, garnering a hiss from the she-cat. Why had she felt drawn to this place if there was no sign of -
Oh. Out of the corner of her eye she spotted it. A fluffy tail, bouncing up and down. Attached to a... oh. Water pooled in her mouth as her blue eyes watched the creature prance along. Almost instantly the cream colored she-cat dropped down, instinct taking over as she slid her paws silently across the flattened grass. Slinking over behind a rock, her blue gaze peered out at the rabbit. It had to be a few tree-lengths away, but... she could surely catch it, right? Flexing her muscles a little she took in a sharp breath of air. It was now or never...
Launching herself from her hiding spot the feline pelted across the. Paws drummed against the ground and her tail streamed out behind her. A brown blur across the moorland hot on the tail of the pure white rabbit, who had heard her from the moment she left and took off sprinting. They zig zagged across the moor and slowly but surely the cat was gaining on it, inch by inch by -
Suddenly the world became a blur, with the sky and the ground changing places as fast as lightning. Hard thuds against the ground knocked her teeth into her tongue, drawing blood into her mouth. Finally after what seemed like an eternity, but in reality was only a few seconds, everything stopped spinning and the cat looked up at a pristine blue sky.
And as if to add insult to injury, another growl of hunger tore at her stomach. Lovely.
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