wickedvirtues |
July 29th, 2017 09:32 PM |
Re: ShadowClan Evacuation
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Originally Posted by The Little Robin
(Post 336323)
“Much too quiet.” Pinewhisker agreed with the smaller she-cat, shaking his head, “There are times like these where I’m glad that I’m a Shadowclan cat..” The brown-furred warrior smiled, enjoying this light, peaceful conversation they were having now, it was much better than before, since they were currently not in danger or even worse, which was being dead. He looked at her with an embarrassed wash of heat over his face again, but smiled, loving the sound of her when he made the she-cat laugh. The two of them were quite silent and he could only wonder if he made her feel uncomfortable in a sense, not being one of those social-butterfly type of cats who can make great conversation topics. Pinewhisker listened to her talk now, looking at the other warrior with a softened, gentle gaze. “You aren’t weird to me.” The tom added, “Everyone just calls others weird because they’re weird. I think you’re amazing.” The male nodded to her words, relating to the notion about not being special backstory-wise. He tilted his head to Needlescar when she mentioned not having anyone back with the others. “Me neither, I’m an introvert and don’t really have much of a friend group - or any friends, for that matter.” The brown-furred tom grew silent when she asked about his own story, which made him look out into the forest for a moment before giving a sigh and looking back to her. “Oh, it’s nothing special.” He said, merely shrugging and avoiding her gaze, “Pinewhisker is just the helpful, lonely Shadowclan cat.” The tone in his voice was clearly giving away that he had a story, far from boring, that was, but would she accept him if he told her his tale? He would never know.
[ Awkward and adorable ^^ ]
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(My mom exited all my stuff, including the reply I was writing -3-. And yes, adorable awkwardness)
"Yeah." Needlescar meowed, remembering the silence plaguing the normally loud gathering. "I know! Besides the stereotypes, it's nice. We don't get too much drama, and we've got good prey!" She chirped, the atmosphere lightening as the conversation continued. Much better than silence. The water was behind them by now, the trail still strong as they followed it. She looked over at him, a goofy tilted smile on her face. He seemed embarrassed, but then again so was Needlescar. For some reason she couldn't quite come to terms with. She gazed around, curious about their surroundings. She wasn't very skilled in social situations and wondered if she was doing the right things during the conversation. Needlescar pricked her ears, turning her gaze to rest on him again. For some reason he attracted her eyes. "T-Thanks." She replied, "Yeah, I guess so." She wasn't prepared for his next words, blushing harder. "Thank you, nobody's ever said that to me before." She replied honestly, purring. Her backstory was average, boring. "You've got one." She replied, a silly smile appearing on her face as she nudged him. Her eyes glittered warmly, relating to the having few friends part. Needlescar wasn't an.. extroverted, cat. Preferring to stay in the shadows instead of in the spotlight. She tilted her head when he grew silent, deciding not to push. His response made her skeptical, but she shrugged. "I know you're not telling the full truth, but I won't push." She mewed, respecting his desision. She herself hadn't told her whole story, so why should he have to? Though, curiosity was growing inside of her.
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