[wren]

Originally Posted by Cheshire cat

Blake sighed as she walked along a dirt path her pitch black pelt shined in some rays of sunlight her ears were down she wasn't very happy but she kept a straight face . Her yellow eyes glowed a bit in the shade from the branches that seemed to stretch out and touch the other branch of another tree
Her paws kinda ached she been walking for some time now her nose twitched smelling the fresh air of the forest around her . Her head hung a bit too looking at the ground other than looking in front of her . Her whiskers twitch along with a flick of her tail she looked around she even looked over her shoulder just in case if any one was following her . But the dark feline just continued to walk the sun was at the horizon line making the sky look a bit orange . She perked up her ears and they pointed forward listening in case for any stranger that followed
@Celestial

Paws thrumming rythimicly against the forest floor carried a massive Tom between the thicket, kicking up snow and debre with each massive bound. Ahead of him a rabbit raced ahead its feet kicking up paw fulls of snow into his face and chest causing him to sniff and cough every few seconds. Yet the Tom remained on its trail claws out and giving him enough grit to propel him forward.
His heart rate increased dramatically
As he found himself getting closer to catching it, the Tom lurched forward claws extended as he snagged the rabbits tail. It wailed in distress but was able to wriggle it's way out of his claws escaping only to run ahead a dew steps. Frustrated krake pushed himself again his claws scraping agasint the cold surface of the ice and snow when suddenly he leapt a second time his teeth bared and claws out as he grappled onto the rabbit diggings his claws into its rib cage and with a horrified screech the creature came down with him. Tumbling into the snow and finally hitting thicket. With a crunch the Tom was able to end the rabbits life with a quick nip to the throat but lay in the snow with the creature next to him. Unaware of the she cat who was a few fox lengths away