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/it took me the longest time to get a title for this for some reason xc
sorry for the wait!
okay, you're pretty sure you've passed this particular tree three times already.
that's just great. you're hopelessly f—king lost in the middle of nowhere. even after making four rounds of the tribe's territory, you still can't find your way back (as if you thought you would know your way back). there aren't many landmarks there, save for the huge flower field, but how the hell are you supposed to see that from far away? the barn itself is hidden by trees, trees, and more trees. you're starting to wish you'd never left the city. all this damn pollen is getting to you, and you can feel a violent sneeze coming on.
your paws are aching, and if dogs could sweat, you'd be pretty much drenched. you're a sitting duck.
up ahead, you can see a distant break in the trees, as if it opens up to something. perhaps a little too overeager, you bound forward, emerging into a wide open plain. it's pretty much barren; nothing much besides windswept grasses. you can see the silhouette of a.. town? then a huge mountain farther south. you can feel the early onset of hunger gnawing at your belly, and a stolen hotdog is beginning to sound awfully tasty. so, you start trotting towards this mysterious city, looking left and right as you do so. this open area is huge, and you're honestly surprised that you didn't notice this upon joining the tribe. i mean, it's a f—king mountain. how did you see it?
regardless of what you did or didn't see, you're halted when you hear some movement from behind you. it's like.. a scurrying, like possible prey, perhaps? you glance from back at the treeline, quietly debating what you should do. you suppose if you can spare yourself the time and energy it would take to walk all that way, you will. besides, you'd probably get even more lost at this point.
swiping your tongue across your ebony nose, you lower yourself until your belly is nearly touching the grass. your eyes, doe-like and the color of liquified gold, stare ahead at the bushes, trying to figure out just where the hell it could be. you can't even put a name to what exactly "it" is; you really aren't used to the way things smell out here. a cat in the city and a cat in the wild can smell different, you suppose. you take a painfully slow step forward on dainty paws that look like they'd been delicately dipped in white paint, not making a noise.
you're about to lose your patience and just leap at it when it leaps at you. you don't even have time to see what it actually is yet, because you got scared sh—tless. you double back, your half-flopped ears standing at attention, your hackles raised, pearly teeth bared.