
Hollowmumble, -- 35 Moons / Barn Cat -- Ages on the 14th
Black spotted ghost tabby with bright amber eyes.
She is friendly, yet quiet, and always willing to help.
It had been a long, long day of hunting for Hollow. She had gone out with a few cats, across the long spawning plains of the prairie and managed to catch quite a few smaller rodents and birds when the hunting patrol split off into smaller groups. Of course once Hollow was alone, a rabbit happened to cross her path. If she had the other cats with her, they could have caught it easily, but as it was she had to struggle with the rabbit for far too long.
When it finally laid lame in the dirt, dust floating in the air around them, Hollow huffed and sat down while she caught her breath. She figured it may have had a limp, because it was far slower than normal. Something probably got it before but it managed to escape. It was likely the only reason she was able to catch it to easily.
Once she caught her breath, she began upon the arduous journey of dragging it across the hilltops to the horizon back to camp. Carrying it all on her own proved difficult as she kept tripping over it's body and paws, and often had to take breaks. The sun was low in the sky when she finally returned, dragging the prey into the quiet camp and over to the fresh kill pile. She relished in her catch a little, privately. Cats would eat good tonight.
She glanced around camp, and found many cats were still out. It was mostly quiet, with a couple of cats lazing around. She would be happy to finally rest.
When it finally laid lame in the dirt, dust floating in the air around them, Hollow huffed and sat down while she caught her breath. She figured it may have had a limp, because it was far slower than normal. Something probably got it before but it managed to escape. It was likely the only reason she was able to catch it to easily.
Once she caught her breath, she began upon the arduous journey of dragging it across the hilltops to the horizon back to camp. Carrying it all on her own proved difficult as she kept tripping over it's body and paws, and often had to take breaks. The sun was low in the sky when she finally returned, dragging the prey into the quiet camp and over to the fresh kill pile. She relished in her catch a little, privately. Cats would eat good tonight.
She glanced around camp, and found many cats were still out. It was mostly quiet, with a couple of cats lazing around. She would be happy to finally rest.