• cheshire • ♂ • nineteen • single •
m o o d;; - calm to an extent.
l o c a t i o n;; - "cheshire sees sand and salty, salty water."
s p e c i f i c s;; - he's got a thing for this sand, but
is slowly growing hungry. he'll have to find something soon.
The sun was warm, the day was reaching it's peak, and the gentle sounds of the tides swooping near the shore calmed the cat as he unwound, 'paws' crossed, and body curled in the sand. His condescending red eye stayed open, as Cheshire knew nothing of this island; anything could jump out at any time. He had to stay at least the slightest bit alert. He did not want to move from the silky sand, but eventually the tide would become too much for his feline instincts to bear, and he would have to move into the brush of trees, ferns, and other various flourishing plants. What a loathed moment. Cheshire flicked his tail, little crystals of sand flying into the air from the slight force, and his expressionless face formed a smile. Then a troubling thought leaked into his head, and the smile vanished. How exactly did he end up here? Well, rushed teleportation could have easily done it, but he had no previous memories of such an event. "Nyaa," he growled in defeat, shifting from his odd curl to lay on his back and watch some of the clouds pass by. His claws sunk into the sand below him with extreme ease, his eye shutting for a moment as his body relaxed. Maybe he could get a little bit of rest before having to head into the dense area a ways beyond his resting place. As Cheshire let the rest of his muscles relax, his fell into a light sleep, that was until he awoke with chilling water lapping at his left side. "Gahh!" he yowled, jumping up with a nervous screech. His entire body jolted into a tense mess as Cheshire scrambled towards the trees. "Something could have heard you, Cheshire needs to be more quiet." he mumbled, now kicking up foliage from the canopy above him in every stride.
As he begun walking aimlessly throughout the forest, Cheshire started to become slightly hungry, which was odd at a time like this, but he did not object. 'There's no sign of humans, so finding food may be challenging.' He used the word "food" a tad too loosely. A Chain such as himself would feed on humans, but it would not kill him to go without feeding. Cheshire blinked, the scraping sound of the bells at the ends of his ribbons filling his fine feline ears. He slowly raised the ribbons, little chimes from the bells echoing for a split second, then everything was silent. Perfection on his part, and not to waste any precious time, he darted towards a thick tree trunk and began to climb. His claws dug into the bark to pull himself up until he reached a well hidden branch. The view from the branch was precisely what he needed for a quick ambush. Now, all he needed was a human target. There were voices of others calling out for help, and each of them popped in all directions, each of them different, each of them seemingly lost. Cheshire re-positioned himself on this hidden branch, his tail hanging in view, but not the rest of him. Bait. Humans like cats, mostly, so if one were to pass, they might think that there was a little cat in the tree. All he needed to do now, was wait.
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