On an only slightly-budding tree branch laid a lithe molly, her black and white vitiligo fur blending into the darkening branch as the sun set behind the Thunderclan trees. Her long tail hung down from the branch, flicking nonchalantly as she awaited for her little visitor--well, she was technically the visitor. But Lionpaw would be coming to her, Crowstone knew that much.
The strange molly would almost be completely blended into the tree if it wasn't for her fur. The white spots littering her aged body helped made her stand out, yes, but gentle, half-faded stars seemed to emanate from her, with wisps of strange shadow trailing behind her movements--almost as if she wasn't really there, or if she was simply a hallucination. Crowstone wouldn't deny either.
The sudden rustling of grass alerted the star-covered warrior, bringing her out of her thoughts. Blue eyes sharply focused on Lionpaw as he appeared, the jovial apprentice doing...whatever apprentices do these days. "Hello," Crowstone said, her voice calm and soothing, knowing she would probably spook the poor tom. With gentle paws, Crowstone slid down the tree, the grass crunching softly underneath her paws as she landed--a testament that yes, she was really there. "Lionpaw, yes?" Despite being a complete stranger, Crowstone smelled softly of Thunderclan, and her demeanor was just so gentle. "Do you know where I hail from?" Crowstone questioned, giving the apprentice a soft, curious glance, crouching slightly as she approached him. 'Do not run, little one...'
"speech."
i pack a little pistol in my pistol belt.