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xxxxxxxxxββββ (thirty-six ms)β(female)β(outsider)β(tags; valerie)
ββββ Rain poured down, the constant patter patter was like a song to the black molly's ears. A slight mist rose from the ground like a ghost. The wind came and slight gusts, occasionally driving rain into the molly's face. However, rain poured down onto Jade's pelt, making it seem almost even darker than it already was. Her whiskers twitched, as her body shivered and finally opened her green eyes at the sound of her littermate's voice. Turning over toward the dark feline, she rose to her paws and quickly followed after her. She had quickly detected the sound of stress and frustration in her sister's voice, but didn't know why she was upset. Was it because of the rain? Normally rain didn't bother the molly, but perhaps it had this morning. However, Jade happened to glance over her shoulder at where their shelter wasβa small box hidden near a two-leg contraptionβand saw that the box was falling apart. She let out a quiet breath and stood there for a moment. The box that had sheltered them for a short time was gone. Oh, well. Jade wasn't particularly attached to it, so the loss of it wasn't particularly hard on her. However, that meant that they had once again lost another place to shelter.
ββββ Jade followed after her sister and settled underneath the dumpster. Her ears flicked droplets of rain and she shivered. Her whiskers twitched as she watched Valerie intently, her green eyes wide. She wondered if Valerie was alright, though she often found out if she was alright or not by watching her since she kept to herself. Her green gaze scanned their surroundings which wasn't much. She was so focused on other things, that she didn't noticed her littermate moving toward her. The sudden touch made her flinch, only to relax at the familiar scent of Valerie. She let out a breath, before turning her gaze away focusing on the rain.
ββββ The black molly hadn't said a word since waking up, but that was nothing out of the ordinary. If, it had been another cat she was with she believed they would think she was mute. Her whiskers twitched, droplets of rain sliding off and falling to the ground with a silent splash. Her ears pricked at the sound of her littermate's familiar voice and turned toward her. At first she didn't say anything, only continuing to stare at the rain falling from the sky above. Finally, she turned back to the dark feline and after a few moments spoke. "Perhaps....but that would be quite the journey." she said, before trailing off into silence. Perhaps, Valerie was right and they should head toward the forest. But who knew what threats lurked there and if it would be even worse than where they currently were. However, she wasn't particularly fond of their current location either so perhaps it was for the best after all. Letting out a quiet breath she turned back to her sister. "I don't believe there is much choice. I can't think of anywhere else we could possibly go." she replied, gazing into the distance. Wandering around the city had proven to be no use, so perhaps going somewhere new would make a difference.
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xxxxxxxxxββββ (eleven ms)β(male)β(apprentice)β(tags; thistlepaw)
ββββ The fog swirled around the forest, like jaws around a piece of prey. The clouds overhead made the outside world look forbidding and grim. However, to a young apprentice these things weren't seen. Brindlepaw was currently asleep in the apprentice den, his side rising and falling to the rhythm of his breathing. His whiskers twitched and it wasn't long before the tom yawned and stretched. He let out a ragged sigh after doing so, feeling rather sore. The tom had a habit of sleeping in odd positions which often left him sore in the morning, until apprentice duties came around to loosen him up. His amber gaze scanned the den, noticing his denmate Thistlepaw wasn't in the den. He didn't know the molly all that well, even though they had practically grew up together, only a moon difference between the two. Perhaps, he would speak to her at some point. He wanted to know the molly better. Stretching once more, the tom rose to his paws and turned toward the den entrance. Fog swirled like a cat taunting prey. His whiskers twitched and he swiped his tongue over his muzzle, before padding out of the den.
ββββ It wasn't hard to find the young molly, who didn't seem to be doing anything at the moment. Perfect. The last thing he wanted to do was disturb someone from what they were doing, just to talk with them. Brindlepaw was a relatively friendly and outgoing tom, so it wasn't hard for him to approach the molly. His tail waved in the air, slowly approaching the dark colored molly, before dipping his head in greeting. "Good morning, Thistlepaw!" he said to the apprentice, a bright smile on his face. He stopped a tail-length or so away and tilted his head slightly. "Are you doing alright this morning? Quite a lot of fog out here isn't there?" he said, stating the obvious. He quickly tried to think of something else to say, but nothing came to mind. Oh, well. He turned his attention back to Thistlepaw awaiting the molly's reply.