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Are you my mother? - Paige - Mar 25 2018 Paige Polaris was heavy with Magick. It seemed to fill the air, pressing down on oneself if they wandered in. This Magick seemed to cause many Chrysalises to form there, forming in bunches and groups. So it would be easy to start to ignore them. There were so many there was really no point to show interest until one actually started to hatch. So one couldn't be blamed for not noticing the slight wriggling of a Chrysalis. The little being inside the Chrysalis had come into awareness only moments before. It had begun to wriggle, finding it was cramped inside the snow-white chrysalis. Its head was forced low, curling against the slight bulge of its chest. Its fluffy tail was forced down between its legs, which were curled against its stomach. So it began to kick, pulling its hind legs in before lashing out, trying, and failing, to crack the chrysalis it was inside. @Gypsy RE: Are you my mother? - Gypsy - Mar 26 2018
RE: Are you my mother? - Paige - Mar 26 2018 Paige She felt like she was being crushed. Air seemed to be running out, and she was forced to take rapid, shallow breaths. The whatever it was around her seemed to be closing in, making her feel like she was being crushed. A pitiful whining sound made its way from her throat, and she thrashed inside the Chrysalis, trying to free herself. Suddenly, there was an echoing knocking sound, and she twisted her head, trying to get her ears free to listen. But, as she did so, she became aware of how little air she seemed to have left, and began to thrash to free herself. One thrash twisted her a bit too hard, too fast, and her head slammed into the side of the Chrysalis. The fox went still as she tried to regain her bearings, squeezing her eyes shut as her head throbbed. @Gypsy RE: Are you my mother? - Gypsy - Mar 27 2018
RE: Are you my mother? - Paige - Apr 13 2018 Paige Her head spun. The fox would've whined, but she didn't have the air too. There was a painful throbbing where she'd struck her head, the bird's tapping seeming to echo inside of the chrysalis. And then there was a loud scratching sound, and she cringed. That was loud! There was a loud sound, that she felt she should be able to understand, but was too distorted to make sense. The fox cub began to thrash again, her paws battering against the inside of the Chrysalis. There was a sudden series of cracks, and the bottom of her Chrysalis dropped out, dumping her to the ground. The fox cub sneezed, clearing her nose of Chrysalis-fluid, and shook her head, looking up at Gypsy with a tilt of her head. @Gypsy |