After so long without the light inside of her, the one that seemed to go out some while ago, all the brown furred cat ever did now was lie around. Cookie had seemed to forget that she was still a mother, the grief of her lost child causing her to neglect the one she had. She lounged half in, half out of a hollow at the bottom of a tree, soft moss spilling out that she laid on top of. Her green eyes were unfocused, staring out at nothing into the middle distance. Sometimes that light almost came back, when she'd look at her daughter, her kit, the little four moon old she still had, a reminder that she was still in there. But most of the time she seemed like a dull husk, like a bit of fresh kill that was just waiting to be eaten. It didn't seem to concern her that she didn't know where her daughter was at the moment, who could be on the other side of the forest or just around the big rock. She also didn't seem to remember the last time she ate, nor did she care. She laid, unmoving, the only sign she was still even alive the occasional tired blink.
@lemon