Post by asilentbeast on Aug 23, 2016 19:18:51 GMT
When: August 23, 2016. Sturgeon Moon. Noon.
Where: Among the roots of the burnt Sycamore tree.
Who: Poptart, Open to everyone.
[ Poptart ]
Tom | 13 Moons | Kittypet
Poptart crept forward silently, tail held close to his side and paws tucked beneath him in a decent hunter's crouch. Dark copper colored eyes focused in on the unsuspecting mouse seated atop a nearby tree root, nibbling away on a seed clutched between its tiny paws. Exhilaration made the fur on the back of the young tom's neck bristle. Would he finally catch something? Poptart got so caught up in the possible outcomes of his potentially first successful hunt that he stopped paying attention to how much noise he was making and a sharp crack suddenly sliced through the quiet. Poptart paused for a moment, glancing down and finding he had stepped right over a twig and snapped it in half.
Ears flattening against his skull in frustration, the large tabby lunged forward knowing full well the mouse would have heard him. He landed clumsily where the rodent had once sat, but it was nowhere in sight now. Poptart bit back a disappointed yowl before slipping down to the grassy floor and sitting on his hindquarters with slouched shoulders. He had been so certain he would catch something this time! Sighing in exasperation, he shrugged his failure off and began snuffling among the roots for anything else that might be edible. This was the longest he'd been away from home, three sunrises in all, and he hadn't gotten a bite to eat since he left.
[ Poptart ]
Tom | 13 Moons | Kittypet
Poptart crept forward silently, tail held close to his side and paws tucked beneath him in a decent hunter's crouch. Dark copper colored eyes focused in on the unsuspecting mouse seated atop a nearby tree root, nibbling away on a seed clutched between its tiny paws. Exhilaration made the fur on the back of the young tom's neck bristle. Would he finally catch something? Poptart got so caught up in the possible outcomes of his potentially first successful hunt that he stopped paying attention to how much noise he was making and a sharp crack suddenly sliced through the quiet. Poptart paused for a moment, glancing down and finding he had stepped right over a twig and snapped it in half.
Ears flattening against his skull in frustration, the large tabby lunged forward knowing full well the mouse would have heard him. He landed clumsily where the rodent had once sat, but it was nowhere in sight now. Poptart bit back a disappointed yowl before slipping down to the grassy floor and sitting on his hindquarters with slouched shoulders. He had been so certain he would catch something this time! Sighing in exasperation, he shrugged his failure off and began snuffling among the roots for anything else that might be edible. This was the longest he'd been away from home, three sunrises in all, and he hadn't gotten a bite to eat since he left.