PAINT IT RED // open, Weekly Task 6/6

[ATBASH CIPHER.]

ATBASH CIPHER

how could you just walk away and leave me here?

Alright, it was time to brainstorm ideas of how to get rid of the humans. "Ah, if I could have everybody gather around for a couple minutes to discuss something, that'd be great." Atbash stated as she made her way towards the center of camp, knowing that it'd be easier to gain everybody's attention there. "We need to figure out how to get rid of the humans as quickly as possible. Uh, a lot of Snowbounders have brought up setting traps, and that's probably one thing we could do." Maybe the visiting Typhooners could have some ideas, too. Atbash was just praying Caesar didn't show up, because she wasn't sure what she was going to do if that happened.

bio | female | flurryhost [shp] of snowbound

© madi

[jacob w.c.]

WHAT A PRIVILEGE IT IS TO LOVE — Jacob had planned on doing something like this on a larger scale but he thought this would be better. People might feel more comfortable sharing ideas with the group as a whole rather than approaching the high positions separately and he didn't want to restrict this meeting to just those he chose. This was something that affected them all and, therefore, something that they should all take part in. Besides, he'd already used most of his own ideas and he needed to hear what others thought. While he may have come up with strategies for breaking into buildings, intimidation and fighting had never been his forte and that wasn't any different now. Whether they were other animals or humans, Jacob didn't know the first thing about fighting off enemies, especially when they were so much bigger than him and most of the members of Snowbound. "I'll jus' listen for now, I think. Thank you for holdin' this, Atbash," the chief spoke as he settled down to hear what everyone else had to say. He just hoped that this would all be over soon and they could go back to the way things were, with plenty to eat and no threat of sickness. —A GREAT HONOR TO HOLD YOU UP

"SPEECH"

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