Post by Meo on Dec 13, 2017 3:42:37 GMT
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tagged @echo words 381 notes It's perfectly fine! Understandable~ | The sun had began to rise over the horizon, the dim light of daylight peaking through the den and past the warriors within the Warriors' Den. Multiple physiques surrounding the diminutive she-cat, some twice her size. She was about the size of a six moon old kit, or, freshly appointed apprentice, as most would say. She was slightly insecure about her puny embodiment, though, she'd never admit it. Pastel evergreen luminaries fluttered open, awoken by the faint light that peered into the darkly den. Raising her cranium, a soft sigh escaped her shortened maw, whiskers twitching. Yet another day...She pondered, ah, right, the day I patrol with Dovestar, herself...She added in her thoughts. For some reason, she felt somewhat anxious. Why? Why would the young she-cat so anxious? She had never patrolled with a high rank before. That must've been it. It'd be embarrassing to fail something in front of their eyes, after all. Thank StarClan, it wasn't a hunting patrol, or Tinybranch might just have backed out, and sent another instead of herself. Another warrior. New assignment. As she heaved her puny bodice upright, she weaved around each body, her lissom figure easing past swiftly. It was quite early. As she reached the exit of the Warriors' Den, she instantly felt chills. A wave of bitterness chilling her bones and blood. She was already shivering. Definaitly not her favorite time of year. Leaf-fall and leaf-bare. Ew. She would probably catch a cold, just as she always had every year for each cold season. The temperatures were quite chilly, seeming much like leaf-bare already. The thin-like bitter air nipped at her exposed skin. Taking notice of Dovestar, she flinched, eyes widening. She shook her pelt, huffing, trying not to occur weak due to the cold. As she began to saunter forwards, her steps weren't easy nor smooth. More rigid and unbalanced. The cold made her trip over her own paws as she made her way over towards Dovestar, whose pelt was much thicker than her own. Finally, she reached the opposing she-cat, who was a tad larger than Tinybranch. "G-Good morning, Dovestar," She greeted casually, well, as casually as she could through chattering teeth. |