Moonpaws a rat and rabbit rp (accepting)

[Palette Manokit]

Awe! He is so cute :3

[Midnight Moon]

ikr .3. we may start now because i wanna :3

[Midnight Moon]

Taffy
she walked around pressing her paws onto the ground and ate grass ''EWW this tastes bad.''

Cream
'' but its good. ''

[Palette Manokit]

Okay :3))

Shadow
Shadow stayed near the bushes, making sure to keep in the shadows, it was his way of keeping safe, he ate the grass and made sure that he was listening just in case.

Echo
She looked at Shadow as he sat in the shadow's of a bush, she rolled her eyes, "C'mon, its not THAT bad being out here," she said trying to make it so he would join her in the nice sunshine.

[Midnight Moon]

Taffy
'' im used to eating dog food.. '' taffy chuckled

Snowball
'' ill pass on the grass '' the rat turned her head

[Palette Manokit]

Shadow
Shadow replied, "I'll take my chances here in the shadows where no humans can see me," he continued to munch on the grass, he then said, "Besides, my fur is black, the sunlight would only make me hotter."

Echo
She rolled her eyes, "I'm black and white, and you don't see ME complaining do you?!" she said she then asked, "Besides, why don't you like the sun?".

[Midnight Moon]

scardey rat
''can u not argue'' scardey rat rolled his eyes

[Palette Manokit]

Shadow
"First of all, your black AND white, not just black, second of all I don't like it because I just don't, now lets end this conversation and continue eating in peace, please!" he replied to Echo's question.

Echo
She sighed, "Fine! We can end this conversation..." she said then ate some more grass.

[Midnight Moon]

Taffy
''woah woah woah no arguements!'' the rat spoke trying to keep calm

[Palette Manokit]

Shadow
Shadow stayed silent for the rest of the time he was eating, ignoring the fact that he occasionally curious of how the sun felt... The true reason he always stayed in the shadows was because he was named after it, and he could never remember being in the sun...

Echo
Echo, wondering what to do, got tired of eating grass and munched on the daisies, they tasted much less plain and delicious!