Post by Ɗaisy on Jul 25, 2015 20:55:39 GMT -5
Tags: Kittyoemily
Word Count: 342
Muse: Surprisingly good! XD My muse has been really dead lately
Van Gogh padded along the thick treeline, almost shivering.
Leaf-fall was giving a peek of the season to come. The cold wind blew straight Van Gogh with ease and most of the brightly-colored leaves that had fallen from the trees had now or were turning brown. Not to mention how it looked as if it was about to rain; the sky was gray and covered with clouds.
This was not a day that Van Gogh wanted to be walking around, looking for prey. but, hungry drew him forward.
The ginger tabby continued padded along until, CRUNCH! The sound of leaves snapping under, probably prey, 's paws. Van Gogh's ears perked up, listening. At this time of the year, even a little mouse would a good fine.
Then, he heard more crunching, in fact, it sounded like a small animal was coming to him. Van Gogh crouched low to the ground and smelled.
He couldn't believe his luck; it was a rabbit, and, a rather chubby one at that.
but, the prey smelled him and took off. The chase was on, the tom ran at full speed at it. but,the rabbit ran faster , although it was full and fat, it had the lead and some good distance.
Van Gogh was just about to give up on the chance, when the luckiest thing happened: The rabbit ran into a tree! It was knocked backwards, giving Van Gogh enough time to catch up and before it could run away, he gave the finishing blow.
Happily he picked up the limp rabbit in his jaws and began walking back in the direction he came from. So, I'll get back to my den, then maybe I will start keeping a "kill-pile" like the clans to prepare for Leaf-bare. Van Gogh planned, remembering about what his mother, who ran away from the clans, told him.
but just as he began to purr over his good luck, a scent, riding the wind, rushed past his nose: A cat was coming his way!
Word Count: 342
Muse: Surprisingly good! XD My muse has been really dead lately
Van Gogh padded along the thick treeline, almost shivering.
Leaf-fall was giving a peek of the season to come. The cold wind blew straight Van Gogh with ease and most of the brightly-colored leaves that had fallen from the trees had now or were turning brown. Not to mention how it looked as if it was about to rain; the sky was gray and covered with clouds.
This was not a day that Van Gogh wanted to be walking around, looking for prey. but, hungry drew him forward.
The ginger tabby continued padded along until, CRUNCH! The sound of leaves snapping under, probably prey, 's paws. Van Gogh's ears perked up, listening. At this time of the year, even a little mouse would a good fine.
Then, he heard more crunching, in fact, it sounded like a small animal was coming to him. Van Gogh crouched low to the ground and smelled.
He couldn't believe his luck; it was a rabbit, and, a rather chubby one at that.
but, the prey smelled him and took off. The chase was on, the tom ran at full speed at it. but,the rabbit ran faster , although it was full and fat, it had the lead and some good distance.
Van Gogh was just about to give up on the chance, when the luckiest thing happened: The rabbit ran into a tree! It was knocked backwards, giving Van Gogh enough time to catch up and before it could run away, he gave the finishing blow.
Happily he picked up the limp rabbit in his jaws and began walking back in the direction he came from. So, I'll get back to my den, then maybe I will start keeping a "kill-pile" like the clans to prepare for Leaf-bare. Van Gogh planned, remembering about what his mother, who ran away from the clans, told him.
but just as he began to purr over his good luck, a scent, riding the wind, rushed past his nose: A cat was coming his way!