If you can't be a ham and do Hamlet
They'll give not a damn or a damlet
The ideal of floating isles was simply one that attracted many a thought. What could be up there? Who, and why? The youth should be more concerned for his own health and the distinct lack of capability to find food, but it wasn't something that troubled his muddled mind. Though the bruise was hidden well by the long, soft fur of the kitten, it was clear his head had been hit multiple times recently simply by the stumbling way he walked and the occasional lack of focus in his eyes. It was indeed nothing serious, but when one was a clumbsy kitten it meant you fell quite a lot. He indeed fell more than quite a lot, often tumbling into rocks or trees as he both ran from strange sights and ran towards familiar scents.
Most recently his fumbling had taken him to a large patch of mud, which drenched heavily on his long-furred coat and weighed his tail down. Now, it didn't drag behind him, but it might as well be doing the such with how low it was hung. It was also perhaps a side effect of this muddiness that his fluffy ears hung low and a majority of his scent concealed. Now, the kitten really knew not of what he was doing, but certainly one of his age shouldn't be away from his mother. Finally reaching the stairway that had caught his ever-changing, yet dull attention, the small and absurdly fluffy feline began to climb up the steps. It took him quite a while, but somehow he had managed to make it to the top without falling off. Indeed a rarity, but a good rarity nonetheless.
Even if he hadn't been noticed yet his trespassing- though unintentional- would likely be noticed now. He had left small imprints of tiny, muddy pawprints on the stairs behind him, though they faded overtime as the mud itself would be detected more and more from his form. Sitting down for mere moments, he seemed to be dazed out once more, focus completely gone from his eyes as he had finished his task. Standing up with a sudden energy children possessed, he picked a random direction and started walking, greenish orbs moving slowly in his sockets as he processed the scenery around him slower than he could explore it, leading to much confusion on his part. Occasionally his little noise, dark in color, would flick and twitch as he sniffed for both familiar scents and strange ones. In fact, this whole place- the interior of the territory- was a strange scent. Which way was he supposed to run if the scent extended all around him?
Sitting down once more, the dazed feline seemed very confused. Eyes weren't alert, but ears and nose were, despite his mud-covered state. Perhaps if he could just focus for a bit, maybe he'd be able to decipher the strange scent that he had believed to be the first to discover. He would likely think otherwise if his head was more clear, but that was not the case. He really didn't mind being in such a daze from tumbling and tripping so often, he couldn't exactly help having large, easy-to-trip-over paws and long feathers on his paws! Feathering, a biological term, was when fur extended over the paws or the back of the leg and stood out. It was most common on horses, but it seemed to be present on the kitten. For now, he'd sit and stay seated, ears raised up about halfway as they listened for any familiar or strange sounds. The weight of mud on them kept them from being all the way perked, but the youth really didn't think of wiping the mud off.
\\this is my first post ever on this site so I hope it's alright, aaa---
I really don't know what to put in the title so unh. yep. skitters off to go keep working on the smol's art.
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