prospitest
adri/lain
Finchpaw's pads were sore from walking on the hard terrain. He felt as if with every step, he was trudging up a hill with rocks on his back, weighing him down. It had been two moons since Pineclan had set out to find a new territory. Their old territory had quickly become invaded by other rogues who saw no use in a clan, eventually teaming together to throw the group out. He scoffed at the thought of the rogues and loners thinking they could survive without a community. He knew that even though they got by, the hunting was bad in leafbare, nearly starving them out as a whole.
He questioned their leader, Daisystar, wondering if she even knew where they were heading. He looked around, trees began to pop up more frequently, this seemed like terrain he was more so used to. He hoped there would be time to hunt, his stomach growled loudly, it almost felt painful. As they continued to walk, Finchpaw scented prey, his hunger making the scent much more noticeable.
He looked up towards the group, thinking to himself whether to risk being lost for a fresh mouse. He thought once and the hunger overcame him. Swiftly he drifted away towards the scent, his paws feeling lighter almost. He found himself amongst weeds, glad that there was no cover, he hated the open moorland, too much could easily spot him. He crawled quietly, making sure each paw he placed was lighter than the last. When he was close enough, and the scent made him basically drool, he pounced swiftly taking the small animal out with a swift bite. He thanked the critter for providing him a a meal and energy before he began to eat. It tasted like the best mouse he had ever had in his life.
He questioned their leader, Daisystar, wondering if she even knew where they were heading. He looked around, trees began to pop up more frequently, this seemed like terrain he was more so used to. He hoped there would be time to hunt, his stomach growled loudly, it almost felt painful. As they continued to walk, Finchpaw scented prey, his hunger making the scent much more noticeable.
He looked up towards the group, thinking to himself whether to risk being lost for a fresh mouse. He thought once and the hunger overcame him. Swiftly he drifted away towards the scent, his paws feeling lighter almost. He found himself amongst weeds, glad that there was no cover, he hated the open moorland, too much could easily spot him. He crawled quietly, making sure each paw he placed was lighter than the last. When he was close enough, and the scent made him basically drool, he pounced swiftly taking the small animal out with a swift bite. He thanked the critter for providing him a a meal and energy before he began to eat. It tasted like the best mouse he had ever had in his life.