Post by ♫~Vanilla~♫ on Aug 6, 2010 19:03:39 GMT -8
Cats begun to stir outside the den, easily heard as they embarked on the dawn patrol. Bird song echoed through the forest, another signal that a new day was starting. Mistybrook awoke from her sleep, letting her forelegs out in a stretch, her jaws parted as she let out a raspy yawn. Her bright, baby blue eyes opened to glance around at the familiar scenery that surrounded her. Same old medicine den, complete with the piles of herbs and mixtures of the former. Light streamed through the entrance, leaving dappled shadows across the front of her.
She sat down, wispy tail curled over her hind paws. Her fur was all messed up from sleeping, so she ran her tongue over it to mat it down. Her coat was made of subtle tones, mostly a milky off white that was stained only by a hints of gray. The StormClan Medicine cat wasn't the puffiest, but neither was she very sleek. Her lanky legs where held against her body in the position she sat, a habit she picked up from her mentor.
Mistybrook still missed her late mentor. She was the only friend that she had acquired over her lifetime. Kind and gentle, and very patient; not that she had to be. Mistybrook was an excellent student to her, with a lightning fast memory. It was as if she was destined to become a medicine cat. As much as she enjoyed her job, the she-cat wanted nothing more than a day without any patients. This was usual for her, but for a different reason. On normal circumstances, this would mean her clanmates where healthy and happy. But nowadays, she wanted to sit in silence and mourn her only friend. Her conversations she had with the cat who now resides in StarClan had made one thing clear; Sagefur wanted her to get over it and be happy. But that just wasn't possible when there was no one left for her.
This predicament is what brought an old feeling back. The young medicine cat had always wanted kits, but once she agreed to take up the job she dearly loved, the dream of a family was crushed. She was torn now, between her desire to do as StarClan wished her to, and to follow her own heart. Logically, it wouldn't matter which she chose. Mistybrook was so painfully shy that the tom would have to like her. No tom would even notice her as quiet as she was, let alone find her a prospect as a mate. She sighed, and trotted out from her den to snatch a mouse off the fresh-kill pile. Then, promptly, without saying a word to anyone, she returned to her den to eat.
She sat down, wispy tail curled over her hind paws. Her fur was all messed up from sleeping, so she ran her tongue over it to mat it down. Her coat was made of subtle tones, mostly a milky off white that was stained only by a hints of gray. The StormClan Medicine cat wasn't the puffiest, but neither was she very sleek. Her lanky legs where held against her body in the position she sat, a habit she picked up from her mentor.
Mistybrook still missed her late mentor. She was the only friend that she had acquired over her lifetime. Kind and gentle, and very patient; not that she had to be. Mistybrook was an excellent student to her, with a lightning fast memory. It was as if she was destined to become a medicine cat. As much as she enjoyed her job, the she-cat wanted nothing more than a day without any patients. This was usual for her, but for a different reason. On normal circumstances, this would mean her clanmates where healthy and happy. But nowadays, she wanted to sit in silence and mourn her only friend. Her conversations she had with the cat who now resides in StarClan had made one thing clear; Sagefur wanted her to get over it and be happy. But that just wasn't possible when there was no one left for her.
This predicament is what brought an old feeling back. The young medicine cat had always wanted kits, but once she agreed to take up the job she dearly loved, the dream of a family was crushed. She was torn now, between her desire to do as StarClan wished her to, and to follow her own heart. Logically, it wouldn't matter which she chose. Mistybrook was so painfully shy that the tom would have to like her. No tom would even notice her as quiet as she was, let alone find her a prospect as a mate. She sighed, and trotted out from her den to snatch a mouse off the fresh-kill pile. Then, promptly, without saying a word to anyone, she returned to her den to eat.