Love's Labour's Lost | private, piper

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    Cute indeed, Rabbitpaw thought as he closed his eyes and began counting down from ten to zero, out loud. Once he was done, he rose to his feet and looked around. "Ready or not, here I go!" he mewed, hopping in the direction he had seen her go off to before.

    Skyview had found the best hiding spot. She tripped inside a hole and decided to fit her petite frame inside of it. Dirt and leaves were making her pelt quite dirty, so it was most unpleasant. she'd covered the hole with leaves so it just looked like the ground.


    ooc; i'd like to buy a rainstorm C:

    ooc: okee c:


    As Rabbitpaw pressed his nose into the ground in a dog-like manner, trying to find the she-cat's scent, something hit his pelt from above. Shaking his fur, he looked up, just to be met with a cold drop right onto his nose. And another. And soon afterwards, the water seemed to be pouring out from the sky onto him. Not only that, the wind had picked up too and began blowing harshly, splattering leaves and sand into the air.


    "Aw, foxdung! Skyview? Where are you?" he asked as he looked around again, worried for her safety. Rainstorms were no joke, after all. Maybe at least she knew a good hiding spot? "Skyview!"

    Skyview, trying not to snicker in her hiding spot, felt a raindrop pierce through the leaf barrier. She made a face, and soon she was getting doused with water and mud. She sprouted up from her hiding spot, fur stained with mud. She shook it off in the rain and heard a boom of thunder. "Over here!" She called, shivering. She didn't want to go back to camp and bring HIM with her, so she figured they'd just have to find a spot to hide out.

    Rabbit turned at the sound of the she-cat's voice, and quickly ran over to her. His eyes blinked repeatedly from the rain as he tried to look at her. "Are there any caves or dens around here we could hide in?" he raised his voice to be heard over the whooshing wind.

    "Over here!" She mewed, diving into a hollow tree. It was something, it would keep them safe hopefully. If lightning doesn't show up.

    Rabbibtpaw followed her, hearing the boom of thunder again in the distance. The tree was fairly small though, and as a result the hollow was also rather limited. The tom had to squeeze in next to Skyview in order to fit. "Uhm, sorry," he mewed awkwardly upon feeling their fur press together.

    "Uhh, that's okay." She mewed, feeling actually quite awkward. But she didn't mind. She had to stop a purr from escaping her mouth.

    Rabbitpaw chuckled nervously, hoping to ease the awkwardness. "So, um.. maybe we could play a game to pass time," he suggested with a sudden smirk. "Like... questions game, or something like that."

    "Hm," Rabbitpaw murmured, that was an unexpectedly short answer. But he really wanted to learn more about Skyview, so he tried not to get discouraged. "Got any siblings? Mate, kits?"

    "Nope, nope, and nope." She mewed. She was being fiesty and picky with answers, she didn't want to tell this loner too much. "This is boring, I'm gonna have fun for a minute." She mewed, jumping out of the tree and running into the pouring rain.


    The rain made her fur plaster her pelt and it made her look extremely beautiful. She ran around, laughing. It was better than a situation where it begins to rain in an already muddy hole.

    Rabbitpaw stopped a sigh of disappointment when the she-cat ran off, maybe she wasn't that interested in making friends. The tom didn't move from the hollow, the taste of mud was disgusting and he didn't want to have to clean himself off it, but he didn't tell Skyview to come back either, simply observing her. He doubted she'd listen even if he did say something.

    [fancypost borderwidth=0]She looked at Rabbit all slumped in the tree. "Hey, come on out!" She cried.[/fancypost]