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Re: Fisher's Point

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Originally Posted by MooingPanda (Post 909993)

"Alright," Mulberry replied. "I'll be up at the top for a little bit."

Jaggedfang nodded and wrapped his tail over his nose. He was soon snoring.

Re: Fisher's Point

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Originally Posted by feather lily (Post 910809)

Tawny followed exited she looked around I-it’s a-awesome! She squeaked

"Tawney, you and Minnow go explore over by that Birch tree." Mewed Blue. "But don't leave my sight." She mewed.
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Minnow nodded earnestly.
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"And Bramble & Thunderstorm, go over there by those reeds and the stream. Don't go in and don't leave my sight." Blue mewed, more sternly to her misbehaving boys.
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Bramble and Thunderstorm gave eachother a mischivious glance before nodding.

Re: Fisher's Point

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Originally Posted by Fire14 (Post 910969)

"Tawney, you and Minnow go explore over by that Birch tree." Mewed Blue. "But don't leave my sight." She mewed.
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Minnow nodded earnestly.
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"And Bramble & Thunderstorm, go over there by those reeds and the stream. Don't go in and don't leave my sight." Blue mewed, more sternly to her misbehaving boys.
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Bramble and Thunderstorm gave eachother a mischivious glance before nodding.

Tawny nodded l-let’s g-go! She said and started to run to the birch tree

Re: Fisher's Point

[ @Willowfern ]

"I guess you could say that it was on purpose. I just want somewhere to live" Honeydrop shrugged, feeling more comfortable around the tom.

Re: Fisher's Point

// @DaniCalifornia | @Paradise

"Didn't notice anything?" Granite scoffed. "Maybe you were overwhelmed by the scent of fish; that's everyone's excuse these days." He'd been planning on sounding at least somewhat friendly around these cats, but they were too unbearably lizardbrained. Nah, he'd just antagonize them instead. Besides, it would be much more fun that way.

"I didn't say you stole anything; I said you came with the group of earthworms stealing from me!" He really hoped he hadn't contradicted himself right then.

Briskly, the ragged-furred tom stood up. "You two talk amongst yourselves or whatnot. I'm going to find some better company to hang out with." Better yet, he could ditch the point and go find somewhere else to live. There was always that twoleg stone-place that could serve as a shelter if he was desperate enough.

With that, Granite flicked his tail into a rude gesture and scrammed. Would he regret it later? Maybe. Likely not. But who cared? Life was boring without weak enemies to spice things up.

Re: Fisher's Point

@Lynxpaw

Theodore
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“Ah, alright,” Theodore meowed, licking his paw real quick, “May I ask, why did you want to leave?”

Re: Fisher's Point

[ @Willowfern ]

"Pardon? What do you mean by that?" she asked, her voice full of curiosity.

Re: Fisher's Point

@Lynxpaw

Theodore
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He snorted,
“Why did you want to leave your family?” Theodore meowed, as if talking to a kit, “You know? The one you left?”

Re: Fisher's Point

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Originally Posted by feather lily (Post 911014)

Tawny nodded l-let’s g-go! She said and started to run to the birch tree

Minnow followed a bit slower, dragged more by her long fur.
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Thunderstorm and Bramble dashed off to the reeds and the second they left Blue's sight, they began to dab at the water with excited squeaks.

Re: Fisher's Point

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Originally Posted by ghostwriter (Post 905860)

Montag’s good eye was difficult to read—there was a peculiar haze to it, like looking through frosted glass. The image behind them was blurry, clandestine. Montag let out a low, half-amused chuckle.
“Oh, come now—the moral high ground is always a boring spot to camp out at. I draw a few lines—generally right between mildly tolerable and mildly irritating. I think of myself as a civil servant...the only thing worse than rudeness is being downright tedious.” He remarked coolly, with a dangerous smirk and a flick of an ear.

Dionysus
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The tom screwed up his face in such a way as to indicate almost an 'eh' sort of response, "Trust me, I have no place in that high ground you speak of. Like you said, much too boring up there for me."

He, too, let out a light chuckle though this more... drawn out. And as it continued, his voice took on different qualities. When he opened his mouth again, Montag would hear his own voice spoken back to him. "I'd like to think I'm a little more interesting than that." A cheeky tilt of his head as his smile grew into a smirk. His voice once more his own, "Wouldn't you agree?"

[ here's your introduction to my boy's little power :] ]