AESIOR OPHELES
✯ — got spirits in my head and they won't go
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His paws were sore and they hurt, oh they hurt, but it was nothing compared to the breathlessness in his chest. He'd realized in his travels, alone had he fallen, that the stranger's words were in a way conveying his similar thoughts. His dark furred benefactor a friendly face in his mind, though known the friendliness for flirtiness now. He had been too distracted with his feelings and memories of the night spent beside arlo innocently in his nest. Though innocent had they been, these feelings were far from it, a violent churning mess in his stomach and heart.
His decision had been quick, departing while the stranger slept, earlier words and motions echoing in his mind. He knew then that these emotions of his were strong, and that he could not deny them. So, he was running, and running. He was desperate, needing to reach for his home, the home he'd found and made. The scent lines and territory were a blur, early his arrival, running through the night as the sun began its climb. By the time it would awaken the inhabitants, he was stumbling through into camp, pelt mussed by his journey, and lungs heaving. His gaze sought out three important pelts, one of autumnal hue amid feathers, one of cracked alabaster, and one of tempting shadow and light. "HOME." came the attempted mental announcement of his arrival, telepathic voice trembling with emotion. he was home, and there were three individuals he cared about. A son, a friend though the other may not consider him such, and someone who held his heart in his paws. He wanted to call out their names, his voice was too weak, he wanted to comfort them and see them. He wanted to be with them. He was grateful to see everyone but a certain degree was garnered from each of those three.
His decision had been quick, departing while the stranger slept, earlier words and motions echoing in his mind. He knew then that these emotions of his were strong, and that he could not deny them. So, he was running, and running. He was desperate, needing to reach for his home, the home he'd found and made. The scent lines and territory were a blur, early his arrival, running through the night as the sun began its climb. By the time it would awaken the inhabitants, he was stumbling through into camp, pelt mussed by his journey, and lungs heaving. His gaze sought out three important pelts, one of autumnal hue amid feathers, one of cracked alabaster, and one of tempting shadow and light. "HOME." came the attempted mental announcement of his arrival, telepathic voice trembling with emotion. he was home, and there were three individuals he cared about. A son, a friend though the other may not consider him such, and someone who held his heart in his paws. He wanted to call out their names, his voice was too weak, he wanted to comfort them and see them. He wanted to be with them. He was grateful to see everyone but a certain degree was garnered from each of those three.
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THE FLOWER BURNS