Post by whitewhisker on Jan 25, 2009 11:42:29 GMT -5
Forestfoot stood at the edge of the trees marking Tree Clans border. The calm breeze ruffled his freshly cleaned gray pelt as he lifted his head to scent the new territory.
Closing his mouth he looked back at the perilous mountain range he had somehow managed to scale, in order for him to be standing where he was at that precise moment in time.
His eyes shone with sadness as the memories of past seasons rushed over him. He screwed up his face in quiet determination to forget his past. He was, technically, an elder now and needed somewhere to settle for a quiet retirement from the world. This was the reason that Forestfoot had trekked for many days over the hard, rough rocks - surviving the mountains had been his one last adventure as a travelling cat.
Shaking himself roughly, he emerged from these gritty truths with a new expression on his face - one of mingled excitement and anticipation. He had been waiting on the border for several hours already and couldn't wait to meet his first Tree Clan cat. He smiled as he reminded himself that his days were not yet over, as he would have to work hard to prove to the clan cats that he deserved to be there. Thinking of that brightened Forestfoots mood somewhat - and he backtracked away from the border to hunt for himself - he knew it was unwise to steal prey from a clan.
As the sun began to set on another hot greenleaf day, Forestfoot settled himself in a clearing, a few fox lengths from Tree Clans border, with a full stomach. Forestfoot loved nature to the very core of his well worn heart and such a sight made him breathless. Silverpelt was shining high in the sky before Forestfoot decided to sleep.
He would wake tomorrow to continue his vigil.
Closing his mouth he looked back at the perilous mountain range he had somehow managed to scale, in order for him to be standing where he was at that precise moment in time.
His eyes shone with sadness as the memories of past seasons rushed over him. He screwed up his face in quiet determination to forget his past. He was, technically, an elder now and needed somewhere to settle for a quiet retirement from the world. This was the reason that Forestfoot had trekked for many days over the hard, rough rocks - surviving the mountains had been his one last adventure as a travelling cat.
Shaking himself roughly, he emerged from these gritty truths with a new expression on his face - one of mingled excitement and anticipation. He had been waiting on the border for several hours already and couldn't wait to meet his first Tree Clan cat. He smiled as he reminded himself that his days were not yet over, as he would have to work hard to prove to the clan cats that he deserved to be there. Thinking of that brightened Forestfoots mood somewhat - and he backtracked away from the border to hunt for himself - he knew it was unwise to steal prey from a clan.
As the sun began to set on another hot greenleaf day, Forestfoot settled himself in a clearing, a few fox lengths from Tree Clans border, with a full stomach. Forestfoot loved nature to the very core of his well worn heart and such a sight made him breathless. Silverpelt was shining high in the sky before Forestfoot decided to sleep.
He would wake tomorrow to continue his vigil.