| Snowybreeze |
This wasn't the nursery. Snowybreeze was quite certain of that much. Yet the scent of milk and moss seemed to almost permeate the air here as well. Bright blue eyes glanced around the den, confusion clear in them. It had been some time since he'd arrived in this clan. No. Not arrived. Returned. That was the word. And it rang true. Every day he seemed to remember more and more things. Mundane activities triggering memories of his time in the clan.
It was feeling more and more like home, the longer he stayed. More and more like he was becoming himself again. Although that begged the question...
Had he ever lost himself? He didn't think so. Not really. He was more or less the same. A bit pointless. Lucky to have been accepted anywhere at all. Grateful to have found kindness in the cats that surrounded him. Truly, if it wasn't for the generosity of others, he would be lost even now.
All this didn't answer the question that fluttered about his mind, however. What was this place? Why did it seem so familiar? Did he have kits? Had he lost them? That seemed like a terrible fate. Hopefully that wasn't why Berryfrost had been crying when they'd encountered each other by Twilight Falls. But then... he'd had no one other than her, had he? No family in this clan. It made him doubt himself sometimes. Wonder if the memories that kept cropping up were real or just a figment of his imagination. A desperate dream in the hopes to belong.
Massive paws guided him towards the corner, mud from the recent storms coating his toes as he approached what appeared to be a leak. A small, concerned frown marred his brow. This wouldn't do. Everywhere was muddy, lately, that much was certain. But this place... this place for kits - it had to be, he was sure - should not be ruined. Kits... kits were meant to be cherished and loved, and have all the good things. Their play den - was that what this was, then - was not to be brought down due to an unfortunate string of less than amicable weather. Carefully, he got to work, hoping to fix the muddy, messy den.
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