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the cream kitty of the moon. for this ck fill out the form below, you must enclude at least one extra. extras can be anything, music, art, writting, etc.

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• sugar free toppings
- moon charm
• horn
- uni-horn

rare cream kitty

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ends on the 10th of april.

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[Bluekittyhorse]

Username: Bluekittyhorse
Name: Månsken
Gender: Female
Personality: Anxious, Fanatical, Fearful, Colorful, Creative.
Occupation: Singer/Songwriter and writer
Favorite Songs by Others: Devil's Train by The Lab Rats and Angels by Vicetone
Favorite/Most Popular Book They've Written: The Night The Moon Disappeared
Song's They've Written For "The Night The Moon Disappeared": The Festival of The Moon, The Moon Thief's Strike, and A World of Darkness.

Prologue For "The Night The Moon Disappeared":
Everyone in Lavengale was preparing for The Moon Festival, which was held on every Blue Moon. This year's festival was supposed to be very special, because it was going to be a Red-Blue Super Moon. Though, this festival wasn't going to be happy and joy-filled like everyone in Lavengale thought, this festival was going to be the end of the moon. On the other side of town, on Moon's Peak Mountain, a enchanter was dealing with the Sun God, Kaaraka, who was jealous of the Moon, Inyanga. The two struck a deal, Kaaraka would capture Inyanga and give her to the enchanter, Nobuqili, who in turn would hide the Goddess and get a charm made from the bark of the last Elupa Tree that existed from Kaaraka.

At the time when the moon starts to show, when Inyanga had just rode out from her palace in the stars to greet the world at night. Kaaraka ambushed her, trapping her in a glass box. Kaaraka quickly and silently went to earth and to his meeting spot with Nobuqili so he wouldn't be noticed by the mortals and the night spirits that blanketed the world in darkness for the moon. At the meeting spot the sun gave Nobuqili the box containing the moon and the Elupa Tree Bark Charm for nothing in return, for all he wanted was the fame the moon had.

The villagers of Lavengale waited silently and patiently for the moon to rise, yet she never came...

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Username: Bluekittyhorse
Name: Månsken
Gender: Female
Personality: Anxious, Fanatical, Fearful, Colorful, Creative.
Occupation: Singer/Songwriter and writer
Favorite Songs by Others: Devil's Train by The Lab Rats and Angels by Vicetone
Favorite/Most Popular Book They've Written: The Night The Moon Disappeared
Song's They've Written For "The Night The Moon Disappeared": The Festival of The Moon, The Moon Thief's Strike, and A World of Darkness.

Prologue For "The Night The Moon Disappeared":
Everyone in Lavengale was preparing for The Moon Festival, which was held on every Blue Moon. This year's festival was supposed to be very special, because it was going to be a Red-Blue Super Moon. Though, this festival wasn't going to be happy and joy-filled like everyone in Lavengale thought, this festival was going to be the end of the moon. On the other side of town, on Moon's Peak Mountain, a enchanter was dealing with the Sun God, Kaaraka, who was jealous of the Moon, Inyanga. The two struck a deal, Kaaraka would capture Inyanga and give her to the enchanter, Nobuqili, who in turn would hide the Goddess and get a charm made from the bark of the last Elupa Tree that existed from Kaaraka.

At the time when the moon starts to show, when Inyanga had just rode out from her palace in the stars to greet the world at night. Kaaraka ambushed her, trapping her in a glass box. Kaaraka quickly and silently went to earth and to his meeting spot with Nobuqili so he wouldn't be noticed by the mortals and the night spirits that blanketed the world in darkness for the moon. At the meeting spot the sun gave Nobuqili the box containing the moon and the Elupa Tree Bark Charm for nothing in return, for all he wanted was the fame the moon had.

The villagers of Lavengale waited silently and patiently for the moon to rise, yet she never came...

congrats, winner!

[Bluekittyhorse]

Username: Bluekittyhorse
Name: Månsken
Gender: Female
Personality: Anxious, Fanatical, Fearful, Colorful, Creative.
Occupation: Singer/Songwriter and writer
Favorite Songs by Others: Devil's Train by The Lab Rats and Angels by Vicetone
Favorite/Most Popular Book They've Written: The Night The Moon Disappeared
Song's They've Written For "The Night The Moon Disappeared": The Festival of The Moon, The Moon Thief's Strike, and A World of Darkness.

Prologue For "The Night The Moon Disappeared":
Everyone in Lavengale was preparing for The Moon Festival, which was held on every Blue Moon. This year's festival was supposed to be very special, because it was going to be a Red-Blue Super Moon. Though, this festival wasn't going to be happy and joy-filled like everyone in Lavengale thought, this festival was going to be the end of the moon. On the other side of town, on Moon's Peak Mountain, a enchanter was dealing with the Sun God, Kaaraka, who was jealous of the Moon, Inyanga. The two struck a deal, Kaaraka would capture Inyanga and give her to the enchanter, Nobuqili, who in turn would hide the Goddess and get a charm made from the bark of the last Elupa Tree that existed from Kaaraka.

At the time when the moon starts to show, when Inyanga had just rode out from her palace in the stars to greet the world at night. Kaaraka ambushed her, trapping her in a glass box. Kaaraka quickly and silently went to earth and to his meeting spot with Nobuqili so he wouldn't be noticed by the mortals and the night spirits that blanketed the world in darkness for the moon. At the meeting spot the sun gave Nobuqili the box containing the moon and the Elupa Tree Bark Charm for nothing in return, for all he wanted was the fame the moon had.

The villagers of Lavengale waited silently and patiently for the moon to rise, yet she never came...

congrats, winner!

Thank you!