juniperstar
don't tell me you're not the same person
ThunderClan
Colony Clan Founder
ThunderClan Leader
juniper
there's something like victory dancing on the swirls of fog-chilled breaths... success and maybe a twinge of excitement. what they'd witnessed could not be denied or ignored... bolstered their cause and reaffirmed their moral compass. it swung wildly, like it had lost sight of north in the face of such magnetic chaos... until ultimately stilling in the direction of bramble-strewn ravine.
pawsteps remain tentative, as they skirt around the edges of what is not so far removed from being a cliffside... and eventually it slopes away into something more generous, welcoming... the flat expanse a canvas. how would they organize themselves? who would go tucked away against the quarry walls? what group would be sent back out into the chill to gather reed and fallen branches to build extra dens?
there are questions here, many... and they weigh heavily on the sore muscles and tattered bodies of those that shamble into line to claim their new home. would this be better, like that mysterious spirit had promised? could they truly take solace in this inexplicable yet needed change? sea glass stare turns towards the parade of thundering paws, picking out each and every familiar face and wincing where others remained missing. there were cats that had died... and worse yet perhaps, were the ones that had not died but willingly turned their backs on those that had trusted them.
sable. this was his fault. every loss, every torment, every petty squabble now belonged to him. what a waste...
"It's warmer in here... the rock walls around us keep the wind at bay... This'll be perfect." they'd have to make it perfect... would have to devote more intention and energy than ever to see it done right this time. no more uncertainty and waiting... hawthorne had found his footing- if only it hadn't been urged by the sticky sensation of blood between their toes.
pawsteps remain tentative, as they skirt around the edges of what is not so far removed from being a cliffside... and eventually it slopes away into something more generous, welcoming... the flat expanse a canvas. how would they organize themselves? who would go tucked away against the quarry walls? what group would be sent back out into the chill to gather reed and fallen branches to build extra dens?
there are questions here, many... and they weigh heavily on the sore muscles and tattered bodies of those that shamble into line to claim their new home. would this be better, like that mysterious spirit had promised? could they truly take solace in this inexplicable yet needed change? sea glass stare turns towards the parade of thundering paws, picking out each and every familiar face and wincing where others remained missing. there were cats that had died... and worse yet perhaps, were the ones that had not died but willingly turned their backs on those that had trusted them.
sable. this was his fault. every loss, every torment, every petty squabble now belonged to him. what a waste...
"It's warmer in here... the rock walls around us keep the wind at bay... This'll be perfect." they'd have to make it perfect... would have to devote more intention and energy than ever to see it done right this time. no more uncertainty and waiting... hawthorne had found his footing- if only it hadn't been urged by the sticky sensation of blood between their toes.