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Originally Posted by Cloverspring
Sixfoot was still licking the frost off her paws when Wispydapple came back with the food. The warrior's head and attention whipped around to her sister, tongue still sticking out as she padded over and dropped the prey. The white she-cat had only just started her words but Sixfoot had already guessed what she was going to say, as her big paw was currently slamming down on the thrush.
"Thrush!" She quickly chirped out loud, pulling the bird over to herself. Her tail was wagging around eagerly behind her and her purrs were obvious. "Thanks Wispy!" Sixfoot mewed, licking her lips. She would have been digging in right now if it were any other cat, but she would always wait to eat for her sister. Something about sharing a meal with her always made the prey taste better!
"I got the prey last time, and you got it this time, so I'll go get it next time. To keep things fair!" She noted, though she was never too good at keeping track. Hopefully Wispydapple remembered for next time! "How long has leaf-bare been going on for anyway? It feels like it's never going to end." She groaned, noting both of their icy paws.
( @ Cherry~ ) |
WispyDapple
"We all burn burn burn and die."
20 moons| she/her | sarcastic
Good. She was mostly aiming for the rabbit. WispyDapple grabbed it and nodded at Six to start eating. Mmm. Her favorite prey. The taste of rabbit flooded through her mouth. She closed her eyes and took it in. Cold air whipped past her ears as her ears perked up.
Her eyes opened yet again and turned to her sister. "Alright. Fair." She mumbled as her head turned down to her half-eaten rabbit. If Sixfoot forgot, Wispydapple would have to tell her. Hopefully she wouldn't forget. The warrior wasn't the most talkative cat and didn't like talking unless she needs to.
"I wish it could pass. I hate cold."