The Feared Ones {ROLEPLAY}

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  • OOC:
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    IC:
    The black, fluffy tom jolted awake. What time is it? he asked himself, sitting up slowly.
    He walked over to the one large window in his room and peered out, watching as the sun slowly rose above the ground.
    "I'm late!" he growled to himself, coming to the realization that he had slept in.


    "I'm sorry I'm late," he said breathlessly as he stormed into the room.
    He slowed down to a stop as he made his way to the front of the room, where he was facing the row of comfy chairs.

  • Willow looked around. She looked to her leader softly. Her black and white fur was sleek and soft, amber eyes curious.

  • "Well," he started, sitting down. "Jasper, I found a junkyard two miles down the street. It's guarded by a group of cats. Get passed them and take anything valuable." he told the tom. "Now, Cliff," he said, "I expect you to set up an appointment with someone. Get the most catnip you can with an armadillo." he told him. "Next, Willow," he said, looking at the she-cat. "Go with Jasper. Kill the cats if needed."

  • Willow nodded. "Alright, Gus." She smirked, unsheathing and sheathing her claws. She was built for this. Willow smiled to her boss happily.

  • Sighing, the calico tom spoke loudly but calmly to his lead. "Gus, i'm a killer. But i'd be happy to take Delilah's spot in doing so. I'll inform her quickly, due to her absence in pregnancy." he replied, lashing his tail as he groomed his back fur, and finished quietly as he pulled down the last hair. His eyes slitted so quickly, you would've thought something was caught in it. How would he forget my rank? Has he gone mad? He asked himself silently in his head, pondering the paths that he might've took. Then he shook his head, clearing his thoughts as soon as he heard the voice of Willow. He rolled his eyes knowingly. She had a crush on Gus, but he pretended he didn't know.


    Inhaling a sharp breath, a tortie felt her body heat quiver as she woke up that morning. The sun shone in her face, and she thought that was the heat of the sun, instead of a symptom of giving birth. Her tail curled around her heavy body slowly, as if knowing something was going on. The pillow beneath the tortie pressed softly against her, and the comfortable queen-sized bed was hollow except for her. Sighing softly, she got up, but was instantly pulled back down with the heavy wait of four kits in her belly. Squeaking, her eyes went wide and her hackles rose. She started talking to herself.... again. "Alright," she said in the hardest voice she could, put up with the trouble her kits caused. She already knew they would have the personality of their father, strong, hard headed, determined, and fast to think. She knew they would be beautiful, too. mixed with a handsome white tom with short hair, tall muscular build, lean body, with the prettiest blue eyes ever. she sighed dreamily, but stopped. He had run off with someone else- her sister. Snarling, she then continued her message. "Your coming out today- I know it will be any minute, I have that instinct. But, let me warn you, this is a hard world and-" she cut off so fast she couldn't breath as four very sharp kicks jutted her belly. She screamed loudly, so loud that some birds that were fighting over a string of meat flew off, shocked and worried.

  • Gus starred at Cliff for a moment, very embarrassed that he had mixed Cliff up with Delilah. This is what happens when I make up late. he thought to himself angerly, but quickly shook the thought away. "I'm terribly sorry, Cliff," he said, "But, uh... You can take her spot for the day, or, you can take the day off." he offered, standing up. "Meeting over. Food will be served in fifteen minutes." he told them, then walked out of the room.

  • Nodding, the young tom leaps off the chair, the gravity pulling at his paws as he landed. Nodding his head in respect to his leader as he passed by, the tom, Cliff, slipped out the door, and followed a hall that lead to down stairs, and stopped. The place was stirring quiet. Then Cliff heard a piercing scream. Widening his eyes, he ran near the scream, and to his surprise it was Delilah. "Delilah!" he yelled, leaping near her and putting his tail on her shoulder, calming her down. "Are you giving birth?" he said, his jaw hanging. Delilah screamed a yes, breathing heavily. "Okay okay!" He said, and ordered, "Sit down." Delilah obeyed, her body lowering with worry.. Cliff was scared. He knew his mom might've did this when she gave birth to him, but he knew when she gave birth to Delilah. Coming back to scary reality, he saw Delilah working it on her self now. She was silently wheezing, but it was coming along smoothly now. The first one, that had surprisingly the exact eyes of cliff, the same bulk and things, was proudly moving near his mother's stomach, his white fur was patched with dark brown, and a ginger filling. The second one, a tall, artsy looking she-cat, was walking to her mothers stomach, she was a short-haired tortie with white patches on her legs, and had dark autumn colored eyes, and a tall form with large ears. The third was a ginger spotted white cat, with deep orange eyes that could put you in a trance. Next was cute- a whole white one, with a dark brown chocolate paw and green eyes. The names flowed out of Delilah's mouth as if she had already named them. "Coal, Tessa, Rosamaund, Tiny."

  • Wilow just shot a glare at Cliff in return, padding away. She dug claws into the ground and waited patiently, scanning the scene quietly. Not much. Just the regular things, all in place, all the same scents. She shook out her black-and-white fur softly before looking around again.

  • Gus walked down the hallway and into the nursery, hearing a commotion. "What's going on in here-" but quickly shut his mouth when he saw the newborn kits by Delilah's stomach. "Well," he said, sitting down. "Congratulations," he said with a small smile spread across his face. "Do you need a nurse?" he offered. He was slightly irritated that a nurse hadn't come and assisted her while she gave birth. When a mother is due to give birth, a nurse is supposed to be with her at all times.

  • Looking up, Delilah's eyes were soft and kind. "No, their fine, Gus. I did everything. Cliff helped, too." She didn't need to look up at her brother; his eyes were soft and kind, too. Looking down, she glanced at her kits quickly, and sighed in relief as she realized they were healthy."Well, Gus, once these little monsters are older i'll be your dealer again. I'm a up and hurry sorta gail." The queen that had just give birth reached up and gave Gus's cheek a soft lick. "I think they'll kinda add to the group. They'll be strong and healthy. I think this little one, here-" She said, pointing to the the second one, a tall, artsy looking she-cat, that was suckling at her mothers stomach, she was a short-haired tortie with white patches on her legs, and had dark autumn colored eyes, and a tall form with large ears. "I know she'll be a great apprentice to you if you would want her. I'm guessing on Cliff to be the first one's mentor."

  • Willow, wondering what the commotion was about, poked her head in. "What's go-" She set her hard amber gaze on the kits. "Oh. Nice kits." She sniffed the kits lightly, narrowing her eyes carefully. She straightened herself and glanced to Gus.

  • Growling only slightly, a ruffled Cliff moved himself between his nephews and nieces and Willow. "I hope you of all the cats in this clan, do NOT train them." He felt himself growl. He knew he was being very rude to his fellow clan-mate; but right now intensity hung high and low in the air, looking for someone to mess with. Cliff's eyes were so slitted you could only see the milky white and green.

  • Willow cocked her head, watching him. "You really think I'd hurt them? I might have the rank of a killer but I'm not emotionless!" She looked slightly hurt. "I somewhat like kits. I'm not a heartless jerk!" She stomped away, angry. Stupid tom. How could he think I'd hurt those kits? I'm fierce but not a heartless, emotionless piece of fox-dung like he's treating me like I am!

  • "Alright, alright," Gus growled, standing up as the two began to argue. "No fighting." he snapped, his claws unsheathed, sinking into the thick carpet.

  • OOC- Willow already walked away, BTW. ;)


    Willow just went away, angry. Now Gus was mad at her for what, defending herself?

  • Frowning, he looked at Gus. "She was asking for it," he felt himself growl. He never wanted to hurt Willow, but it was just because he felt protective of his sister. Cliff didn't want Willow to teach the kits what she had learned and things because maybe her and Gus would get together one day. How would that make Delilah feel? He asked himself over and over, and then finally left the room, leaving Gus and Delilah alone.



    Delilah twitched. She knew what Cliff had been thinking... She silently agreed. It would simply be cruel to do that, wouldn't it? Looking at Gus softly, she nudged his chest. "Go on, get ready. Those two will fight. " She felt herself meow, her eyes sparkling.

  • Willow walked back up to Cliff angrily as he appeared. "All I did was say 'Nice kits.' Is that so bad? Don't have to ruin stuff for me." She twitched her gaze angrily to Delilah and Gus lightly. "Thanks a lot for letting me have some kind of emotion and then being a jerk. You're no better than me."

  • "Enough!" Gus growled loudly, his eyes narrowed. "Now if you two will just drop it and be mature." he said stiffly, his blood boiling. "If you want to talk about it like adults, then we can have a meeting in the meeting room in ten minutes." he growled. "Would that make you two happy?" he hissed at them.

  • Willow looked to her leader, gaze softening. "Very." She didn't wish to anger Gus. She walked away silently, past the two toms. Her head was high with dignity and confidence.

  • "I am NOT meeting there. I don't have to, so work out your problems by yourself, Willow. These are my nieces and nephews. I can control them, not you. So go to hel*!" He snarled, whipping around and heading out of the house that they lived in, and went to do his buisness.