Nov 19 2015, 08:11 PM
Behind the gray feline's closed eyes she focused on the All Mother and Saw the plant as she was meant to. Their lives were glowing and bright, a positive sign despite the circumstances. Perhaps something would come and happen today that would prove to be positive for Her Garden. Maybe she should find Dovefeather and tell her the sign. Yes. But after. The gray cat still focused her energy on spying all of the plants around her, examining them for signs of any weak links. Ones that the Mother would want her to help but she could see nothing today. Good. Very very, good. The feline opened her eyes and sat up.
A content sigh came from her throat as she lifted a paw and licked it so that she could gently rub her ear with the black feather sitting behind it. Good omens always made her happy, happier than usual anyway for any day that she could serve the All Mother was a good one. Now, she could tend to the trinkets she'd offered the All Mother. The gray cat began to move around, rearranging things around the Mother's base to make it more tidy and appealing.
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@Arkrael
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6/10
"Talking looks like this!"
Thinking looks like this...
@Arkrael
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6/10
"Talking looks like this!"
Thinking looks like this...
We'll light up the sky,
We'll open the clouds...
Nov 20 2015, 12:43 AM

When I turn and walk away I'm not holding onto this I'm not wasting words on you I sleep alone in spite of it I'll do anything for you
Paws roamed, moving slowly through the fern bushes as the great she-wolf traveled through Eridanus. It had been a few days, if maybe not longer, since Vazi's attack. Her shoulder was still tender, easily hurt if touched or leaned against the wrong way. Even stepping a certain way seemed to cause pain in her. Yet, Cayenne's gentle tending had served it's purpose. She knew had the little lemur not come along she would still be bleeding and desperately trying to keeep the thing clean all on her own just to fight off an infection that would have surely shown up had she not. Now, after having hunted that morning to feed the little cub in her den, Arkrael felt it would serve her good to patrol Eridanus. She needed to make sure all was still well within the overgrown cavern. She needed to make sure a certain stag had not so foolishly stepped back into her lands again.
She hoped and prayed she would not come across any scent trail that belonged to the stag as she was truly not ready for another face to face meeting with him. Her heart had grown heavier, but the cold bitterness of her anger had done well in surpressing those currently uneeded emotions. Even then she could feel the ever twising of her chest, the dullness it left in a void she could no longer comprehend. She was growing tired, but she knew it was not even close to being over. With a shake of her head, Arkrael cleared her thoughts and focused on the land around her. Heterochromia eyes searched and gazed from one side to the next, studying all she could as she sniffed the air for any straying scents left behind by anything or anyone. Just a few feet away she could smell a small herd of cave deer, could hear them as the noisily moved about, but it didn't keep her attention for long.
Soon enough her gem hummed to life, vibrating gently in Arkrael's ears and it wasn't long before she began feeling the sensations of other sentient creature's gem's reacting, sending their own unique vibration out for her to hear, to feel in her own gem. Curiosity rose when one felt as if they were close. Her gaze turned to the side, traveling over the Monarch's stem with a thoughtful look before she turned direction and headed towards it. She had felt this particular vibration before, not in person, or up close, but the many times she had scouted Eridanus she had small flashes of it's frequency. Perhaps today she would go and see who it was and introduce herself to them while she was at it.
It wasn't long before her long legs carried her to the base of the Monarch and she turned her optics down to the gray feline that was moving about, organizing trinkets and other things into a neat position. She put a small smile on heer features and slowly lowered herself onto her haunches, hoping she would not startle the creature with having snuck up on her; if that was even the case. "Hello," She called, attempting to grasp the cat's attention before she continued. "I do not think we have met before. My calling is Arkrael. Have you been here long?" It was a simple question, one that she hoped was nor prying too much into something this cat may perhaps not want to discuss.