Post by crowstar on Oct 16, 2013 12:19:50 GMT -6
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Gotta get a rythm for him going again.MUSE LEVEL
7/10CROWSTAR OF HEATHERCLAN
What to do, what to do. The water was bright in his eyes, when it reflected the sunlight, and it made them burn. He paid it no mind though, and continued his contemplation. This had been merely a patrol around his Clan's territory, ensuring no nasty, idiotic little cat of whatever, became too big for their fur. However, the river was low currently. It had been unexpectedly tempting to the leader.
The sun had felt good on his back, shining down in a futile effort to make the day seem more cheerful. Yellow-green eyes watched the far bank, scanning from one end to the other of his field of sight. The tip of his tail twitched. Irritation at himself. Curiosity. Boredom. These things had driven him to this point, this exact spot. Later, he would doubtlessly claim that they were responsible for what he was going to do. The lean leader stood, edging towards the stepping stones that crossed the river. This was stupid, oh yes, but who could resist. Besides, he wasn't going to hunt. Just see who would come running.
His jaw clenched as he edged over the river, uncomfortable with the stone beneath his paws. It was relief when he set foot on the far shore, a quiet sigh passing from him. He glanced one way, then the other, senses stretching. Nothing right away, but he could wait. He padded down the river, sticking close to the bank, tail twitching as he walked. He was in an irksome mood, so why not find someone to irk?
The sun had felt good on his back, shining down in a futile effort to make the day seem more cheerful. Yellow-green eyes watched the far bank, scanning from one end to the other of his field of sight. The tip of his tail twitched. Irritation at himself. Curiosity. Boredom. These things had driven him to this point, this exact spot. Later, he would doubtlessly claim that they were responsible for what he was going to do. The lean leader stood, edging towards the stepping stones that crossed the river. This was stupid, oh yes, but who could resist. Besides, he wasn't going to hunt. Just see who would come running.
His jaw clenched as he edged over the river, uncomfortable with the stone beneath his paws. It was relief when he set foot on the far shore, a quiet sigh passing from him. He glanced one way, then the other, senses stretching. Nothing right away, but he could wait. He padded down the river, sticking close to the bank, tail twitching as he walked. He was in an irksome mood, so why not find someone to irk?