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Post by Specklebird on Oct 1, 2016 16:18:59 GMT
The days were getting steadily colder slipping further into leafbare, and every morning icy fog hung over the forests and planes. In a small patch of pine forest, a young cat, (one might say still a kit) stumbled over decaying pine needles. Her dappled grey fluffy fur was whipped by the wind and offered little protection from the rough weather. Ash had not been on her own for long, just a little while ago she had been safe happy and warm. The memory of a full belly and the feeling of her aunt's warm fur hung in her memory, scolding her for being so foolish. Had she not disobeyed the words of her aunt and wandered away she would still be home, cozy in her nest. For a day and a half she had been wandering, she had caught her first prey, an old starling out of sheer luck as it had gotten its wing stuck in a bramble. Now she was growing tired and sank to the ground to rest her numbed paws, trying not to think about badgers foxes and snakes. willow OOC: This is alot more dramatic that usual but i just felt like it
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Post by willow on Oct 15, 2016 20:18:03 GMT
Nutmeg was one her owner's prized possessions, a soft brown gentle cat, with the bravery of lion. Her home was found in the wooded area of New England, where the winter was harsh, the summers were humid, and fall was all around breathtaking. Yellow, amber, crimson, and tiger orange were dotting the fall trees that lined the only road that lead to the horse farm of her caretaker. She had the best life a cat could dream, with free reign of the 72 acres of forest, paddocks, and hay fields. She lived with her owner in a spacious white farm house, with three other adopted brothers and sisters one of them being a dog. Her natural instinct for hunting, lead her to scavenge in the barns, and in the small river that laid within the woods. On this particular day, her sense of smell lead her to the pasture, to search or field mice and to visit her long time friend, Alexandria. Alexandria was a very large tan colored Clydesdale which had been on the farm for 20 years. In her now older years, she had become some-what deaf, but still was gentle as doe.
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Post by Specklebird on Oct 16, 2016 14:55:23 GMT
OOC: its fine for now, but your gonna have to make an application for nutmeg before posting on any other threads)
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