Lightning McQueen wrote:{okie dokie!}
Slick| Tom| Rogue| Tags: OPEN
Slick yawned lazily, getting to his feet from his comfy nest of moss, bird feathers, and leaves, shaking himself and smacking his lips. He narrowed his viridian green eyes against the brightness of the sun that filtered through the oak's branches, and he crawled out of the crook in the oak which he called his home, hopping onto his Spot. Slick's "Spot" so to speak, was his favorite place to relax, eat, and.. most of all, to observe Thistleclan. Those cats were just too naive to his presence here - it was almost hilarious! He could do what he wanted, whenever he wanted.. right under their noses.
Slick| Tom| Rogue| Tags: Luka
After a few hours of watching Thistleclan in between small naps, Slick grew aware of his stomach complaining, crying out for food. He realized that he hadn't eaten much since he'd left Twolegplace only a couple of nights ago, and knew that he'd better set out in search of lunch. With an exaggerated, bored yawn, the tabby gray tomcat hopped down from his branch and landed in his mossy nest. From there, he shimmied down the oak tree, his long claws scraping and sliding along the rough bark.
Plopping onto the forest floor, Slick hit the ground at a run, dropping into a familiar hunting crouch as he sped along. He weaved around trees and slid under tricky patches of undergrowth, his smaller size making all of the ducking and dodging he did much easier. Before long he scented out a family of mice, all burrowed under the roots of a spruce tree.
Slick's mouth flooded with saliva as he licked his lips and slowed down, creeping closer as his gray pelt blended into the forest and the shadows around him. When his patience began to run out and when the mice's squeaking became too much for him, the male thrust forward, pouncing, and scored his claws across his meal.
Triumphant, seeing as he'd killed four mice, Slick bent down to dine, and before long, blood matted his lips and whiskers. Sitting back to preen his face with a slender paw, Slick picked up the last of the mice for later and padded off back to his den. But before long, he began to sense another cat's presence, and it irked and annoyed him. He'd purposefully sprayed his scent all over his tree, so he assumed that no cat would approach him, but when he locked eyes with a young tortoiseshell female as he stepped out from behind a bramble bush, he forced his fur to lie flat against his muscular shoulders.