03-25-2018, 12:17 AM
The sight of powdery white did not deter the black spotted feline as she approached. In fact it was achingly familiar, a reminder of a better time. But, this would mark a new passage of her story. This place full of promise and hope would shine a warm light down upon her. An even better time. The best. A place to make friends, fall in love, and discover new parts of herself. The old, run down gas station would be incomparable to the magnificence of this tundra. Now all she needed to do was be greeted by the tribe that lived here, and become one of their members.
Clans and tribes were a new thing to London. She'd never heard of them before. They were like cities she supposed, though without humans polluting the environment with their toxins. And smaller too? Yes, there was no need for such wide paths, and all those miscellaneous buildings. And hopefully they'd have better food than that found in trash cans. But it really didn't matter too much how wonderful all these things were. London would just be happy to find a new place to call home, no matter how disgusting it might possibly be. As long as she believed that this might be the place for her, it would be. The possibilities here were endless.
In this place, the clouded leopard could see the stars. It would be a wonderful place to start using that telescope and learning about constellations. She had been attempting to get into astrology at the last town she'd stayed in, but the bright streetlights had been little help. At least the book store had been far less disappointing. And this would be a great place to strum some chords on her ukulele come later this Spring, when the weather became more moderate. "Um, hello?" the girl would call out, her British accented voice docile. She tried to hide her increasing levels of nervousness, something rather easy to do as the landscape easily attracted her curious eyes, but the albino was soft by nature. Moments such as these were always stressful to some extent, but maybe by some miracle this would be the last time she'd have to go through this process.
Clans and tribes were a new thing to London. She'd never heard of them before. They were like cities she supposed, though without humans polluting the environment with their toxins. And smaller too? Yes, there was no need for such wide paths, and all those miscellaneous buildings. And hopefully they'd have better food than that found in trash cans. But it really didn't matter too much how wonderful all these things were. London would just be happy to find a new place to call home, no matter how disgusting it might possibly be. As long as she believed that this might be the place for her, it would be. The possibilities here were endless.
In this place, the clouded leopard could see the stars. It would be a wonderful place to start using that telescope and learning about constellations. She had been attempting to get into astrology at the last town she'd stayed in, but the bright streetlights had been little help. At least the book store had been far less disappointing. And this would be a great place to strum some chords on her ukulele come later this Spring, when the weather became more moderate. "Um, hello?" the girl would call out, her British accented voice docile. She tried to hide her increasing levels of nervousness, something rather easy to do as the landscape easily attracted her curious eyes, but the albino was soft by nature. Moments such as these were always stressful to some extent, but maybe by some miracle this would be the last time she'd have to go through this process.
just being next to you
I WAS HAPPY ✧･ﾟ
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