[Arie]

Originally Posted by Doodle

Tuftbreeze led him over to a sunny section of the clearing, one that surprisingly didn't have too many others around - she figured he could do well without having to have a bunch of cats around for him to trip over. She intended to go grab them prey herself, but his worry stopped her from leaving. "There's no spiders here," she reassured him, having scanned the area upon their arrival. "And you have my promise that I'll protect you from any that do appear from now on." She smiled despite the fact that Raven couldn't see it, and leaned in to tap his nose before she would leave. However, before their noses met, the tom leaned forward to lick her - and while Tuft figured he was aiming for somewhere along her cheek or forehead, he ended up licking her right on the nose. She leaned back for a moment, caught off guard, and scrunched her muzzle up as she gave a light laugh. Leaning forward, she teasingly licked his nose as well. "Our new form of farewell, huh?" she joked. When the black cat stood and walked towards the fresh kill pile, she immediately stood as well - but he had moved surprisingly fast for an almost-blind cat, and she decided to anxiously wait back where they'd been before. It'd be good for him to at least try to learn how to get around on his own, the orange and black molly figured, even if she did intend to be at his beck and call at all hours of the day and night. When he headed back over with prey for them was when he seemed to get lost, and she sucked in a breath as he stumbled. "Careful!" she warned. "Take your time. I'm over here."

Ravenvine turned and sighed through his mouthful of frogs. He had gone the completely wrong way. He stood up, still turning his head to look for spiders. Having made sure that this was the right direction he was walking in he continued and finally reaching Tuftbreeze he nearly stumbled and did actually fall over her losing his grab on the frogs. He twitched his tail angrily. He was now getting really frustrated and sat down immediately and turned towards Tuftbreeze meowing sadly though with some clear frustration in his meow, "I'm sorry. I don't know whats up and whats down." He gestured to her, "I don't even know where you are... I think you might need to help me around until I get adjusted and I don't know how I am gonna adjust. It feels...weird. Like I know I was slightly blind but I could still see. Now its gone gone." He bowed his head in defeat and started picking the frog taking bits with next to no appetite. "Will you be able to tell me whats happened or have you forgotten completely? Or is it too traumatic for you? I assume thats why I can't remember anything." His tail still switched back and forth and he reached for the comfort of Tuftbreeze's bigger form. He felt frail, he felt so fragile and it was a shock. He always felt independent but now... he needed her more than anything. "No Spiders, no spiders, no spiders," he murmured under his breath still looking aware.