04-13-2018, 11:23 AM
Izuku's stumbles on his foothold on the rock slips, and moments later, he finds himself sprawled out on the ground. It's cold -- Izuku shudders the snow touches his skin. He can barely feel his paws. His tail is a little numb, too, but it's not bad. Izuku pauses to shake his pelt out, feeling relief come with some of the snow sliding from his fur. As good as his fur is against the cold, it can't protect him against everything -- and neither can his winter gear, apparently. If that's not a disappointment, Izuku doesn't know what is. Still, he'll have to get used to this at some point, if he planned on joining.
Still, he feels bad. He'd been travelling with Todoroki for a while, and it'd been fine. Then they got separated, and that was less great. But no matter how much he searched, Izuku just -- couldn't find him. The obvious solution was to find a group to join until he got word back from the bicolored feline -- being on his own had never turned out well in the past, and he didn't expect it to now. There were only four groups to choose from this time, but that was okay. He didn't get to choose last time, either -- at least this time he understood that there were some pretty strange creatures here. Really, clans were just cesspools of strange people in strange forms. And to think he'd been a little panicked at seeing a lion, once.
Izuku is nearly there. Perched on a tall rock, the maine coon eyes the drop warily. It wouldn't have been that far down, back when he was human, but Izuku was very small now. So, he flares his wings and drops the distance. His wings only slow him slightly, useless as they are, and Izuku grimaces at the sharp flash of pain from his paws and side. But he can already pick up on the scent of Snowbound, so he knows he's technically there -- the maine coon feels the relief sink in. He's tired, and he's hurt, and he's alone, so the idea of finally having somewhere to stay for at least a while is comforting.
"H...Hello?" Izuku calls, feeling just -- impatient. He hadn't been good being on his own since he'd died, since he became a cat. Not even before then, really. Still, the green-furred feline walks forward some few steps, gaze sliding across the snowy landscape. He doesn't see anyone, so Izuku continues walking, feeling his tail twitching behind him. The snow is cold beneath his paws, but he doesn't really notice. "Hello?" He tries again, louder this time. He's hopeful -- there's the anxiety, the unease, just under the surface, but that's ... pretty standard. So, Izuku stops, ears flattening just slightly as he waits to see if anyone had even heard him in the first place.
Still, he feels bad. He'd been travelling with Todoroki for a while, and it'd been fine. Then they got separated, and that was less great. But no matter how much he searched, Izuku just -- couldn't find him. The obvious solution was to find a group to join until he got word back from the bicolored feline -- being on his own had never turned out well in the past, and he didn't expect it to now. There were only four groups to choose from this time, but that was okay. He didn't get to choose last time, either -- at least this time he understood that there were some pretty strange creatures here. Really, clans were just cesspools of strange people in strange forms. And to think he'd been a little panicked at seeing a lion, once.
Izuku is nearly there. Perched on a tall rock, the maine coon eyes the drop warily. It wouldn't have been that far down, back when he was human, but Izuku was very small now. So, he flares his wings and drops the distance. His wings only slow him slightly, useless as they are, and Izuku grimaces at the sharp flash of pain from his paws and side. But he can already pick up on the scent of Snowbound, so he knows he's technically there -- the maine coon feels the relief sink in. He's tired, and he's hurt, and he's alone, so the idea of finally having somewhere to stay for at least a while is comforting.
"H...Hello?" Izuku calls, feeling just -- impatient. He hadn't been good being on his own since he'd died, since he became a cat. Not even before then, really. Still, the green-furred feline walks forward some few steps, gaze sliding across the snowy landscape. He doesn't see anyone, so Izuku continues walking, feeling his tail twitching behind him. The snow is cold beneath his paws, but he doesn't really notice. "Hello?" He tries again, louder this time. He's hopeful -- there's the anxiety, the unease, just under the surface, but that's ... pretty standard. So, Izuku stops, ears flattening just slightly as he waits to see if anyone had even heard him in the first place.
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