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D@mn it. Impavidpaw scowled at the mess in her house. Some f-cked up kits had gotten through the window and destroyed all her paints. Ooh she was gonna get them. But how did they get through the window was the question. She recognized the kits and cubs by their paint covered paws, but who was the culprit that helped them destroy half her paints. Whatever, she would search later. Now she had to go through every god d@mn pale of paint to see what color she needed. It took two hours, and she hated every second of it. Every second.
The artist walked out of her house, leaving her sugar glider to gorge on the stash of fruits she had kept under her bed. She knew that the sugar glider knew of them, there was no use trying to keep him from them. She slammed the painted door behind her before locking it with the key around her neck, hidden behind her bandanna. The daily mocking met her ears, but she trudged on, intending to reach the nearby river and take a dip to wash all the paint off.
When the flowing water came into sight she dove in, her face popping up as that not of a cat's but a river otter. She twirled and dove down, grabbing a few shell-bound creatures before cracking 'em open. She chucked the remains either into the water or onto land, she didn't entirely care where they landed anyway, why should she? Even after getting out and shifting to the state of her domestic cat, she was still pissed. One more thing today, and StarClan would she kill someone.
This was the total opposite of that song she was listening to earlier, by Avicii wasn't it? Yes, 'The Days' she believed it was. Deciding that boredom had done enough, she conjured a thing that played music that two-legs called an MP3. Headphones followed and she was happy as her playlist took hold of her head and she was immersed into the beat and rhythm. This was her Haven, when nothing else could bother her. Try bothering her like this, you would probably lose a finger.
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[Five minutes ⇑][so proud]