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.:Raven:.
Snowflakedust was pretty bored around now. She hadn't done anything exciting in a good while. And she wasn't one to constantly want interesting and riveting things and such, in fact she found it quite draining. But with all the drama going on with all the other clans, Thunderclan seemed to be just... there. Nothing was really happening lately. A small frown was visible on her face. She just didn't know what to do. Maybe hunting, or she could
volunteer for a patrol, or maybe... A sigh escaped her lungs as she couldn't think of any ideas. She was sitting upright as usual, her tail neatly tucked over her paws. The molly wasn't one for slouching and stuff, so her back was straight as always.
Slitted orbs scanning the clearing. She was usually a quiet feline, never talking to others unless she had to. But this... growing boredom festering in the back of her mind made her rethink such things. Carefully getting to her paws, her mitts delicately maneuvered through the camp. The molly wasn't quite sure what she was doing, but nonetheless she was doing
something. Only a couple of seconds into seeking out whatever, she felt her thoughts shoot back into her mind and spread like wildfire. Why was she just waltzing around camp? And what did she expect, someone to just go up to her and talk to her? She had the reputation of a quiet and reserved cat, one who never really got into conversations, and here she was expecting someone to approach her. How stupid of her.
So lost in the raging storms of her own mind, she never realized when she went on autopilot and resumed weaving her was through the clearing. Only when she felt her frame collide with another did she snap back into it. The shock of the impact made her practically jump out of her splotched coat. Carefully scrambling to her feet, a concerned look was shot at the tom. He was bigger than he, she she doubted he could've gotten hurt by the incident. Not knowing quite what to do in this situation, Snowflakedust stood there awkwardly for a few heartbeats.
Are you ok?" She finally squeaked. She winced slightly at her voice. She hadn't talked in a while, so of course her vocal cords weren't in the best condition. But oh well, what was important was the condition of the cat she literally just bumped into.