Username: Ladyskittels
Name: Sequoiamist
Gender: female
Clan: Glacial Blizzard ClanAge: 30 moons
Rank: hunter
Prompt: [355 words]
Sequoiamist's mind is full to the brim, although only one thing is on her mind; stuck on repeat like a broken record. She's not here, you couldn't save her. It's your fault.
A few weeks ago, Sequoiamist was living in an abandoned building on the outskirts of the twoleg village with her young kit who depended on her for everything. This kit was her everything; her pride and joy, her flesh and blood, the apple of her eye and the center of the universe. Her daughter was her very reason for existing and now she was gone; taken from her in a flash of injustice and bad luck and ran the risk of haunting her for many moons to come.
This young kit had been carefully tucked away in a safe corner of the building under careful instruction not to go anywhere until her mother returned with something to eat for the two of them. Having been days since the mother and her kit had anything to eat, it was necessary for Sequoiamist to leave her child in order to feed them or else they would both perish in the coming winter. While she hated leaving her only child out of 5, the mother knew this was the only thing that would keep them alive so she begrudgingly left for a short while to make a decent kill.
Upon her return, a fresh meal clutched tightly in her mouth for her child to feast on, the dilute tortoiseshell point made the painful discovery that her child had been murdered while she had been out finding food for them. Who would do such a terrible thing??? She thought, dropping the meal and sobbing uncontrollably, not able to accept the loss of her last child.
This happened less than a moon ago, and Sequoiamist somehow managed to make her way into the territory of Glacial Blizzard Clan, although she still hasn't fully comprehended what was happening around her. For the distraught mother, the only thing going through her mind was stuck on repeat like a broken record; she's not here. You couldn't save her. It's your fault.
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