[size=16pt]RECONNAISSANCEKIT DUBOIS[/size]
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He quite liked the softness of the wind, but sometimes he felt different. He wanted to go swimming, he felt like trying to catch a fish, he felt like sitting down and reading ancient lore all at the same time. He was just two people crammed into one body, and thats what confused him. He knew things he didn't even know he knew, he feared names that he didn't know who they belonged to, he respected people highly when he had yet to see their face.
He wanted to know why he knew these things- and as so, he turned to something he felt he should follow; the wind. It called his name softly, telling him to go to a certain island at a certain time- the dead time of twilight, at the moment the night meets the day and their control crosses. He had snuck out of the camp and headed towards the lovely hillside he had been called to, a few pine trees surrounding him as he stumbled carelessly into the clearing.
He looked around, noticing nothing. Had his natural senses lied to him, lead him falsely to such a beautiful place? He figured it'd be nice for a picnic sometime. That was, well, before he saw it. A spirit- about a lion's height, but distorted to the point in which you couldn't tell who it was. Reconnaissancekit was about to speak to it, but he felt as if that would be rude. All the spirit did was nod his head respectfully, and tap the little kitten's forehead.
That's when it all suddenly happened. His world went spinning as he lost all feeling in his back and slowly passed out, his vision blurry. Huffing in surprise, the kitten merely.. passed out. He just fell over right on the spot, sleeping as if nothing had happened, starlight on his gray belt and making it seeming shine in the dead hour of twilight, when everything kept silent and when night meets the day, and the day meets the night.
When he woke up, he felt surprisingly lighter. He wasn't sure why- it was like a weight had been lifted, and a more physical one put right on him. He couldn't feel his tail, but little did he know, it now trailed behind him. Pinning his ears, the kitten pushed himself upwards, looking around at the quite peaceful morning. He was cold and hungry, and felt like.. he paused. He wasn't sure what he felt like doing. He felt like jumping off the island and soaring in the wind--
wait, what?! He had never dreamed of flight before, and being the ignorant kitten he was, he didn't notice why until he stood up. Two green wings, a bit big for his age, hung by his side. But, that wasn't all- his tail had fallen off- no, been replaced by the colorful, graceful one of a peacock's. A smile light up his tired face as he chuckled, before laughing out loud and hopping around a bit. He couldn't quite control the wings let- they dragged on the ground behind him.
He ran back towards the camp, his pawsteps steady and the faint scents of pines still on him. His wings dragged on the ground besides him, rubbing some of the green feathers off and starting to reveal the fresh skin. A few twigs and leaves even got stuck in his annoying long tail as he ran, but he didn't really care at the moment. Darting through the entrace, he looked around and called out; [color=#885ead]"Mom! Hakuna! Sweetpaw! Someone! You'll never guess the dream I had last night!"