This body was much better for the territory, she had noticed. The old one never seemed to settle into the humid air and damp peat, longing for dry, longing for long grass and open skies. The thing could kill off so many things, but instinct like that found a way of sticking. She was glad she was done with the old body and tucked safe and warm into this new one. Her mind hadn’t resisted too much and now it hardly echoed. An open, willing host.
“[color=white]Ah!” Georgie jolted, recreationally startled by a colorful bird’s escape from one tree to another overhead. She exaggerated her surprise further, gasping and waiting for another bird to whizz through the sky overhead. I thought I killed you! She had taken care of several birds, but not all. The bay seemed to be infested. Georgie wasn’t so much annoyed as she was inspired. Wouldn’t it be nice if there were no more birds? And she was the cause?
The leopard squinted and huffed through her nose. Another time, maybe.
[member=112]jacob w.c.[/member]
“[color=white]Ah!” Georgie jolted, recreationally startled by a colorful bird’s escape from one tree to another overhead. She exaggerated her surprise further, gasping and waiting for another bird to whizz through the sky overhead. I thought I killed you! She had taken care of several birds, but not all. The bay seemed to be infested. Georgie wasn’t so much annoyed as she was inspired. Wouldn’t it be nice if there were no more birds? And she was the cause?
The leopard squinted and huffed through her nose. Another time, maybe.
[member=112]jacob w.c.[/member]
[align=center][color=white][b]WE ALL HAVE DREAMS WE FORGET
WHEN YOU’RE ALONE, YOU’RE SO ALONE
WHEN YOU’RE ALONE, YOU’RE SO ALONE