{$title} takes place at the border

CICADABUZZ, 27 moons / shc + med. cat
a SH cinnamon tabby/chocolate tortie chimera w/ orange eyes
parent to deathberrykit, hemlockkit, mistletoekit
a reserved, pragmatic healer driven by duty rather than sentiment
Cicadabuzz moves like a shadow through the disputed land, their pawsteps light against the damp earth. The air is thick with the scent of rain from the night before, clinging to the undergrowth, darkening the bark of the trees. They take in their surroundings with a measured gaze, their ears flicking at the distant calls of birds overhead. This strip of land, once ThunderClan's, now claimed by ShadowClan, feels neither like home nor enemy territory—it is simply earth, rich and untamed, full of the plants they seek. They crouch near a patch of greenery, their sharp eyes picking out the unmistakable shape of lamb's ear nestled between the roots of a fallen log. Its soft, silvery leaves spread in a low cluster, almost glowing in the dim forest light. Cicadabuzz brushes a paw over them, feeling their velvety texture. Lamb's ear is not a common remedy, but they know its value—used to grant strength, to steady those who falter.
Carefully, they begin to harvest. They do not take too much; the plant must continue to grow, must remain for the moons ahead. With precise bites, they sever a few leaves at the stem, gathering them gently. Rather than burden their jaws, they tuck the soft leaves into the fur of their tail. It is a habit they have long practiced—carrying herbs woven into themselves, keeping them safe as they move. The land here is still and heavy with silence, save for the occasional rustling in the undergrowth. Cicadabuzz does not fear being caught, but they are not foolish enough to be careless. Still, they linger a moment longer, scanning for any other useful plants before stepping back from the patch of lamb's ear.
Their mind is already turning over their stores back at camp. Lamb's ear will be a useful addition. Strength, in all its forms, is something the colony will always need. They continue moving along the disputed land, eyes scanning back and forth for more tp claim for their diminished den. As they walk, the leaves remain nestled in their tail, carried with the same quiet certainty that marks all of Cicadabuzz's steps. They are no warrior, no fighter for territory, but the land still gives to them, still yields its secrets to those who know how to look.
Carefully, they begin to harvest. They do not take too much; the plant must continue to grow, must remain for the moons ahead. With precise bites, they sever a few leaves at the stem, gathering them gently. Rather than burden their jaws, they tuck the soft leaves into the fur of their tail. It is a habit they have long practiced—carrying herbs woven into themselves, keeping them safe as they move. The land here is still and heavy with silence, save for the occasional rustling in the undergrowth. Cicadabuzz does not fear being caught, but they are not foolish enough to be careless. Still, they linger a moment longer, scanning for any other useful plants before stepping back from the patch of lamb's ear.
Their mind is already turning over their stores back at camp. Lamb's ear will be a useful addition. Strength, in all its forms, is something the colony will always need. They continue moving along the disputed land, eyes scanning back and forth for more tp claim for their diminished den. As they walk, the leaves remain nestled in their tail, carried with the same quiet certainty that marks all of Cicadabuzz's steps. They are no warrior, no fighter for territory, but the land still gives to them, still yields its secrets to those who know how to look.