Post by Deleted on Jun 17, 2013 10:46:57 GMT -6
NightWillow
Pregnant Riverclan queen of 37 moons; grumpy, loyal, patient, praternal
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low-rotting lengths of wood jutted out from the earth, four times as tall as she could stand from back paw to tip of her tail held straight up. Near the middle and top of the timber were horizontal beams, of similar color, smell, and probably the same tree. It was a two-leg "fence", but such technical terms of engineering were unknown to her. To her, it was a curiosity, a line of crossing monoliths, strong enough to hold her weight. Why would trees be butchered in this manner, and left to stand like this?Beneath it, she stood, letting the shadow from the midday sun cast its umbra over her bulging body, cooling of some of Greenleaf's heat. The bright green grass swayed a fervent dance in a continual soft breeze, another relief to alleviate the unusually hot day.
The horses resembled warrior cats in a way, in that they had four legs, a neck, chest, fur, and tail. But they were larger than any warrior, colossal giants compared to a mouse. They tended to stay near the two-leg's structures so endearingly that perhaps they could be called part of the two-leg's existence. Two-legs were curious in and of themselves, but they were beasts that could not be trusted. Her instincts told her to stay far away, but it was the horses that drew her here. They meandered about, ambling on tall and knobby legs, bending to snatch some grass here, or leaning forwards to chew some different grass over there.
They were majestic, in a way. But to NightWillow, they were also living, breathing food. Gigantic rats, or larger birds that couldn't fly, and surely just as edible. Nightwillow's stomach rumbled at the thought, and she felt the kits in her womb move in an answering quiver. She ignored them and continued to ruminate on the musings of her hunger.