[Exoclipse]

Hazard Cats are long legged felines with quite a few robotic qualities.
Their tails are about the length of their body, split into two pieces,
and connected by some form of energy. The glass screens on their
chest are most commonly known to show a heartbeat, but many other
glowing images can appear there. These images mirror the cat’s
health in one way or another. Some cats have static on their screens,
but beware, those cats are as dangerous as they are rare! The picture
on the screen will always match the color of the cat’s eyes, which
typically have hollowed pupils. Hazards have three eyes, but the center
one is almost always covered with a band-aid or something similar.
This is because of the often dangerous powers that are channeled
through the third eye. Grates on the cats’ sides aid in breathing and
can also emit a steam, sound and mist, as well as a strange goo.
Their large ears allow them to hear potential prey miles away and make
them skilled trackers, but they are easily overwhelmed by too much
noise. Thanks to their strong legs, Hazard cats can reach speeds up to
fifty miles per hour and leap near ten feet up.

Based on this palette
Lovley sleeping child uwu
also, their third eyes supposed to be a sun, but it doesn't really look like it, so just, bleh, whatever =w=

ends february 15
Extras are not allowed, prettying up encouraged
to win this hazard, write me their favorite bedtime story! [no titles or explinations, please write out the story]
it can be made up or it can already be existing ;w;
if it's already existing, still put the story in uwu [also credit whoever made it]

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Favorite bedtime story:

[~Tornado~]

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[Shiba Inu]

Username: Space Shiba
Name: WIP
Gender: Male
Favorite bedtime story: WIP

[LadyChinaAru]

Username: LadyChinaAru
Name: Luna
Gender: Female
Favorite bedtime story:
Alice in Wonderland

[aerofox.]

Username: FoxyistheBomb1987
Name: Midnight
Gender: Female
Favorite bedtime story: All of them, as long as they are peacefull

[QuakingAspen]

Username:
QuakingAspen
Name:
Atmajyoti
Gender:
Male
Favorite bedtime story:
East of the sun
Not sure who the author is, sorry

[Stella_Sofia]

whats oekaki art?

[HannahBug]

whats oekaki art?

This is spam, please don't post things like this
You can ask a mod about this or submit a help ticket or something, as they could explain it for you

[kittykore]

Username:
:. Mimi .:
Name:
Nickname: Sully
Actual name: Delbie
Gender:
Male
Favorite bedtime story:
but also loves Monsters inc even though not a night time story.

[gomi.]

Username:
Lisa Kashnovi

Name:
Luna

Gender:
Female

Favorite bedtime story:
One day, all the mice had a meeting down in the cellar. There were big mice, little mice, old mice, young mice, gray mice, and brown mice, all very sober and thoughtful.
At last an old mouse spoke up and said, "Shall we have Mr. Graypate for our chairman? All those who wish Mr. Graypate to be chairman will please hold up their right hands." Every mouse raised a tiny paw.

Mr. Graypate walked out to the front and took charge of the meeting. It was well that they chose him, for he was the wisest mouse in the whole country. Gazing over the crowd, he said, "Will Mr. Longtail tell us why we have met here? Mr. Longtail, come out in front where we can hear you."

Mr. Longtail walked slowly to the front. Then he stood upon his hind legs and said:

"My friends, I think you all know why we are here. Last night Mrs. Whitenose, whom we all love, and all her family were killed by the big white cat. The night before, while Mrs. Blackfoot was out hunting, all her cunning little babies were killed by the same cat. Early this week one of my finest boys was killed. You or I may be next.

"Must we bear this and do nothing at all to save our loved ones and ourselves? We have met here to make some plan for our defense."

Having spoken, Mr. Longtail walked back into the crowd.

Mr. Graypate arose and said: "You have heard why we are here. Anyone who has a good plan for ridding us of the cat will please tell of it. The meeting is open to all."

"Let us all run at him suddenly when he is not looking for us, and each give him a bite. That would surely kill him," said one brave mouse.

"But how many of us do you think he would kill?" said another mouse. "I will not risk my life nor that of my family." "Nor I"; "nor I"; "nor I," said many other mice.

"Let us steal his food and starve him to death," suggested another.

"That will only make him hungrier for mice," they replied. "That will never do."

"I wish we might drown him," said another; "but I don't know how we could get him into the water."

At last a little gray mouse with a squeaky voice went up to the front and spoke: "I have a plan that will surely work. If we could know when the cat is coming, we could get out of his way. He sneaks in upon us so quietly, that we can not escape. Let us find a little bell and a string. Let us put the bell on the string and tie the string around the cat's neck. As soon as we hear the bell, we can run and get out of the cat's way."

"A very good plan," said Mr. Longtail. "We will ask our leader to say which mouse shall put the bell on the cat's neck."

At this there was a great outcry. One said, "I am so little that I can not reach high enough to bell the cat." Another said, "I have been very sick and am too weak to lift the bell"; and so the excuses came pouring in.

At last Mr. Graypate called to the crowd, "Silence! I shall choose no one. Who will offer to bell the cat?"

It was very quiet in the meeting. No one would volunteer to bell the cat.