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Post by Honeystorm on May 31, 2020 22:52:35 GMT -5
Wolverine
Typically you stand your ground no matter what happens in your life, but today is about taking care of yourself. Take it easy on patrols and duties and take some much needed time for yourself. }}
Time to take some time to himself. Funny, the ex-MoonClan tom appreciated being told to lay back and relax. He was dutiful, but not too involved. He checked on his daughter occasionally, but y'know, it was kinda hard to want to interact when you didn't have much family in the clan. Sure, Nightshadeintuition and his family still treated him well enough, but the tom sort of wondered how much of that was due to his daughter, Morningberry, being his now missing mate's kit.
Pebblekit wandered around, trying to avoid bumping into anything. He was quite alone now that Dapplekit was out of the nursery, and the tiny tom was bored. He was on the hunt for a good empty spot for him to pray in. Finally, he found an area that seemed clear enough that he wouldn't be in the way. Pebblekit pawed at the ground, trying to make sure nothing sharp would poke him. He was getting ready to pray when he scented another cat nearby, and his head turned to sniff better. "Who's there?" he called out.
