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Welcome to Omens!
Omens is a warrior cats based ARPG ( adopts role play game ). Apply for a founder, build your clan. complete quests and embark on thrilling prophecies. spawn your next generation of warriors. your clan, your rules ! choose from a short, medium, or long furred cat as your founder! explore the world of omens and cultivate your clan
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allynabean wrote:Username: allynabean
Cat Name: robin that sings at dusk
Clan: mossclan
Rank: warrior
Gender: female, she/her
robin enjoys exploring all of the territory, and takes patrols whenever she can, but her favorite place has to be the old twoleg city, across the river. so much of it is ruined, overgrown, taken back by the Life-Giver, but exploring the half-intact buildings, the ancient stones and remnants of so many lives that once lived here is incredibly interesting to robin.
there were cats who once lived here, some among twolegs (which none of the cats have ever seen, but stories have been passed down of the strange, tall, naked creatures that walked on two legs, like odd, wingless, featherless birds). they say that the first chosen had lived in the city, ages and ages ago, and as robin walks the stone streets and climbs up ivy-shroud stone walls, she imagines the lives of the creatures that may have once lived in this place.
were they the ancestors of the cats that inhabit the forest now? what were their lives like, what did they do, what did they hunt, where did they sleep? what were these buildings like, so large and unnatural and rigid? did a clan live in this forest, before, or was it just the kittypets (she thinks that's the word?) and loners that lived in the city, among the hard, stone paths and tall structures?
the fact that so much of the history of the city is lost to the current generation of cats is frustrating to robin. if only they could know how things were, before. [251 words]
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