Post by Avery on Oct 24, 2014 1:27:43 GMT -5
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Muse: Extremely high
Song: Crazy for you-- only because I'm addicted to it right now
Inspiration: My history of United States to 1877 and history of Europe till 1914 classes
OOC: Phew! Sorry for this post, well actually I am not sorry, I am actually really proud of this haha. I started writing and then everything poured out, which made me realize that I finally made a 1000+ word post! Yay! I wanted to give you something different, so enjoy! :3
Also, I'll let you figure out the "toothed object" but the weird figurine's were Budapest Nesting Dolls, and the family in the portrait I am saying are from the late 1890's early 1920's.
I am not a killer.
Those words floated around the young she-cat's mind as she wandered through the two-leg place. Forest green orbs narrowed and widened while the tabby apprentice slunk from the shadow's to the daylight. It was around high-noon, and she was enjoying the peacefulness of this place. Many cats of her clan refused to even step foot in here, fearing that the two-leg's would return and convert them to a house-cat. Wildpaw's claws dug into the grainy wooden surface knowing that if they even tried, they would be met with a faceful of claws. A shudder moved from her red lined with black nose towards the tip of her feathered tail.
When had she become so... angry? Black tipped ears flicked, shrugging the thought away, refusing to dwell on that subject.
Getting bored of the first floor she bounded up a wooden hill until she reached the top of the two-leg nest. It had been awhile since she had visited this place, and was relatively relieved that the place was still empty of rogues, or wild life. Currently this was her favorite place to hunt for prey or curiosities. Snow had fallen, and laid undisturbed up here which only confirmed her suspicions that she was truly alone.
In more ways then one Wildpaw?
Shaking herself again she padded across the floor, leaving tiny paw prints as she walked. She had explored many of these rooms up here and hadn't been disappointed. Two-leg items littered the floor and only enticed the curious cat even more, causing her to return quite frequently. Moving into her favorite room she paused, scenting the air again. It smelt clean from the newest blanket of snow, but she could still scent the charred wood that was evidence for the fire that had plagued this place. It had moved viciously from downstairs, into the adjacent room, destroying a majority of the walls. Glancing behind her she could pick out the black veins criss-crossing across the white swirling pattern on the wall. Turning her attention to the contents in this room she began to explore, wondering what new mysteries she would uncover today.
Nose in the air she began to uncover the objects that she had found before. A few broken pieces of weird colored wood, a soft plush... thing with a missing eye, and a toothed object that still smelt of two-leg (she had carefully buried that thing in the charred wood, just in case). Leaping gently onto the small ledges that lined the wall she began to pad her way among the artifacts up here. Small figurine's stood in a layer of snow, with oddly etched markings on the faces, oddly resembling fat, round little humans. A small paw "booped" one on the top, causing it to rock. Whisker's twitching in delight she swiped at it again, only for it to fly off the shelf and skid across the snow.
The chase was on.
Jumping off the shelf the excited she-cat skittered after it, hoping to pounce on it and pin it. She barely felt her paws touch the wooden object before it flew in the other direction and bumping off the other thing's in the room. Growling she hunted after it, and spent several long heartbeats enjoying this kit-tish moment. Finally tiring of the game she leaped for the last time and dug her claws into it. Giving it a quick swift bite to the neck she killed it. Wildpaw's green eyes opened wide worry, and she disentangled herself from her toy. Why did everything have to end that way? She knew hunting for prey was different, but this was an inanimate object, with no benefit for her killing it. Keeping a wary eye on it she stepped away; a feeling of dread and anxiety creeping through her. Her breath billowed around her in icy clouds as she tried to calm her rapid chest movements.
It was only a game, you were just playing Wildpaw. You weren't trying to hurt it, it's just instinct.
Or is it?
Refusing to believe that particularly dark thought Wildpaw forced her eyes to wander, hoping to catch something of interest. Her favorite room did not disappoint her as a glitter of gold caught her attention. Padding cautiously towards it she sniffed the corner that was uncovered, making sure it wasn't alive. Swiftly deciding that it wasn't going to kill her, she brushed the layer of snow off the object and leaped backwards in surprise. Her dark brown tabby coat bristled in irritation, and her claws dug into the top layer of the snow. What in Starclan?!
Taking a few deep breath's she mustered her courage and moved forwards. After a few hesitant moments she neared the 'thing' again. Dark hues filled in the center of the golden trim, but what had caused her to launch herself backwards in alarm was the large blue two-leg eye staring back at her. She batted at it, and took a few steps backwards. "It's not alive Wildpaw." She muttered to herself before striding towards it with determination. Using her tail she brushed the rest of the snow away and was surprised to see a whole family of two-leg's staring back at her. A male stood behind an old chair while his mate sat on the seat, with her kits (a young male and an even younger female) about her. The family looked grim, but was dressed, in what the she-cat assumed, elegantly. Behind the family stood the large yawning black hole in the wall of her room that was trimmed in wood and ornamental stone. However, in the object it was crackling with a contained flame. Her eyes absorbed every detail, from the golden sheen of the curly hair of the little girl kit, to the dark shadow's of the male's coat.
Green eyes moved to the background once more and noticed many of the objects that she had discovered were present. The plush thing was in the young girl kit's arms, it's eyes fully intact. The weird colored wood was pieced together into a boat that was near the young male kit's feet, while the mate of the male held the strange toothed object. Even her toy and it's companions were proudly presented on the wall behind them. Were these objects of value to the two-legs? Her fur tingled in excitement, wondering if there were other items like this that could show her what this den used to look like. However, at the moment she couldn't take her eyes off the item. This was her prize.
Muse: Extremely high
Song: Crazy for you-- only because I'm addicted to it right now
Inspiration: My history of United States to 1877 and history of Europe till 1914 classes
OOC: Phew! Sorry for this post, well actually I am not sorry, I am actually really proud of this haha. I started writing and then everything poured out, which made me realize that I finally made a 1000+ word post! Yay! I wanted to give you something different, so enjoy! :3
Also, I'll let you figure out the "toothed object" but the weird figurine's were Budapest Nesting Dolls, and the family in the portrait I am saying are from the late 1890's early 1920's.
I am not a killer.
Those words floated around the young she-cat's mind as she wandered through the two-leg place. Forest green orbs narrowed and widened while the tabby apprentice slunk from the shadow's to the daylight. It was around high-noon, and she was enjoying the peacefulness of this place. Many cats of her clan refused to even step foot in here, fearing that the two-leg's would return and convert them to a house-cat. Wildpaw's claws dug into the grainy wooden surface knowing that if they even tried, they would be met with a faceful of claws. A shudder moved from her red lined with black nose towards the tip of her feathered tail.
When had she become so... angry? Black tipped ears flicked, shrugging the thought away, refusing to dwell on that subject.
Getting bored of the first floor she bounded up a wooden hill until she reached the top of the two-leg nest. It had been awhile since she had visited this place, and was relatively relieved that the place was still empty of rogues, or wild life. Currently this was her favorite place to hunt for prey or curiosities. Snow had fallen, and laid undisturbed up here which only confirmed her suspicions that she was truly alone.
In more ways then one Wildpaw?
Shaking herself again she padded across the floor, leaving tiny paw prints as she walked. She had explored many of these rooms up here and hadn't been disappointed. Two-leg items littered the floor and only enticed the curious cat even more, causing her to return quite frequently. Moving into her favorite room she paused, scenting the air again. It smelt clean from the newest blanket of snow, but she could still scent the charred wood that was evidence for the fire that had plagued this place. It had moved viciously from downstairs, into the adjacent room, destroying a majority of the walls. Glancing behind her she could pick out the black veins criss-crossing across the white swirling pattern on the wall. Turning her attention to the contents in this room she began to explore, wondering what new mysteries she would uncover today.
Nose in the air she began to uncover the objects that she had found before. A few broken pieces of weird colored wood, a soft plush... thing with a missing eye, and a toothed object that still smelt of two-leg (she had carefully buried that thing in the charred wood, just in case). Leaping gently onto the small ledges that lined the wall she began to pad her way among the artifacts up here. Small figurine's stood in a layer of snow, with oddly etched markings on the faces, oddly resembling fat, round little humans. A small paw "booped" one on the top, causing it to rock. Whisker's twitching in delight she swiped at it again, only for it to fly off the shelf and skid across the snow.
The chase was on.
Jumping off the shelf the excited she-cat skittered after it, hoping to pounce on it and pin it. She barely felt her paws touch the wooden object before it flew in the other direction and bumping off the other thing's in the room. Growling she hunted after it, and spent several long heartbeats enjoying this kit-tish moment. Finally tiring of the game she leaped for the last time and dug her claws into it. Giving it a quick swift bite to the neck she killed it. Wildpaw's green eyes opened wide worry, and she disentangled herself from her toy. Why did everything have to end that way? She knew hunting for prey was different, but this was an inanimate object, with no benefit for her killing it. Keeping a wary eye on it she stepped away; a feeling of dread and anxiety creeping through her. Her breath billowed around her in icy clouds as she tried to calm her rapid chest movements.
It was only a game, you were just playing Wildpaw. You weren't trying to hurt it, it's just instinct.
Or is it?
Refusing to believe that particularly dark thought Wildpaw forced her eyes to wander, hoping to catch something of interest. Her favorite room did not disappoint her as a glitter of gold caught her attention. Padding cautiously towards it she sniffed the corner that was uncovered, making sure it wasn't alive. Swiftly deciding that it wasn't going to kill her, she brushed the layer of snow off the object and leaped backwards in surprise. Her dark brown tabby coat bristled in irritation, and her claws dug into the top layer of the snow. What in Starclan?!
Taking a few deep breath's she mustered her courage and moved forwards. After a few hesitant moments she neared the 'thing' again. Dark hues filled in the center of the golden trim, but what had caused her to launch herself backwards in alarm was the large blue two-leg eye staring back at her. She batted at it, and took a few steps backwards. "It's not alive Wildpaw." She muttered to herself before striding towards it with determination. Using her tail she brushed the rest of the snow away and was surprised to see a whole family of two-leg's staring back at her. A male stood behind an old chair while his mate sat on the seat, with her kits (a young male and an even younger female) about her. The family looked grim, but was dressed, in what the she-cat assumed, elegantly. Behind the family stood the large yawning black hole in the wall of her room that was trimmed in wood and ornamental stone. However, in the object it was crackling with a contained flame. Her eyes absorbed every detail, from the golden sheen of the curly hair of the little girl kit, to the dark shadow's of the male's coat.
Green eyes moved to the background once more and noticed many of the objects that she had discovered were present. The plush thing was in the young girl kit's arms, it's eyes fully intact. The weird colored wood was pieced together into a boat that was near the young male kit's feet, while the mate of the male held the strange toothed object. Even her toy and it's companions were proudly presented on the wall behind them. Were these objects of value to the two-legs? Her fur tingled in excitement, wondering if there were other items like this that could show her what this den used to look like. However, at the moment she couldn't take her eyes off the item. This was her prize.