Post by Deleted on Aug 16, 2015 15:25:53 GMT -5
Lightningtrail
Rosepaw padded solemnly through her clans territory, tail trailing on the ground behind her. She ignored the brambles getting caught in her long, fiery fur. She could always pull them out later. She paused, ears flicking to the brush on her right. A mouse was edging out of the shrubbery, oblivious to her presence thanks to the wind. It was rather plump for leafbare and Rosepaw hadn't eaten all day. She lowered herself to the ground, tail straight behind her as she crouched. She crept forward almost completely silently, pouncing on the small rodent and killing it quickly. Satisfied, she picked it up by the tail and continued her stroll.
She came upon a small meadow where rays of sunlight hit the ground, warming it pleasantly. This was not what she was interested in. Rosepaw took a quick glance around before getting a better grip on her prey and walking quickly to a pair of rather large trees whose branches grew practically intertwined with each other. She backed up a few paces before effortlessly climbing up and up into the trees. Despite the cold leafbare her favorite place was still rather warm and secluded, the wind blocked out by the few leaves still clinging to the thick branches. She padded to a place where the branches overlapped and intertwined more than anywhere else, creating s sort of platform just big enough for two cats to lay on. She curled up there, placing her kill beside her to gaze out onto the small meadow beneath her, basking in the peace and quiet.
Rosepaw padded solemnly through her clans territory, tail trailing on the ground behind her. She ignored the brambles getting caught in her long, fiery fur. She could always pull them out later. She paused, ears flicking to the brush on her right. A mouse was edging out of the shrubbery, oblivious to her presence thanks to the wind. It was rather plump for leafbare and Rosepaw hadn't eaten all day. She lowered herself to the ground, tail straight behind her as she crouched. She crept forward almost completely silently, pouncing on the small rodent and killing it quickly. Satisfied, she picked it up by the tail and continued her stroll.
She came upon a small meadow where rays of sunlight hit the ground, warming it pleasantly. This was not what she was interested in. Rosepaw took a quick glance around before getting a better grip on her prey and walking quickly to a pair of rather large trees whose branches grew practically intertwined with each other. She backed up a few paces before effortlessly climbing up and up into the trees. Despite the cold leafbare her favorite place was still rather warm and secluded, the wind blocked out by the few leaves still clinging to the thick branches. She padded to a place where the branches overlapped and intertwined more than anywhere else, creating s sort of platform just big enough for two cats to lay on. She curled up there, placing her kill beside her to gaze out onto the small meadow beneath her, basking in the peace and quiet.
