Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=53802&page=30#296 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 11/19/2017 at 8:26 AM The ginger purred, but the tabby she seemed to be breathing weakly.

While grooming the tabby she-cat, Snowblaze noticed an irregularity in the rise and fall of her chest. Upon further investigation, it seemed that her breathing was weaker than her brothers. She tried grooming her fur backwards to help bring more warmth to her body, being not experienced with kits or illness, she wasnt sure what was wrong or what to do.
Frostberry? she murmured between licks, hoping the spirit might know what she should do.

You felt her warm presence beside you again, "It's alright little kit." Frostberry appeared, although very faint. She was rubbing the tabby she's fur backwards with her paw, rubbing against the fur, "She'll survive. Don't worry."

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=53802&page=32#312 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 11/19/2017 at 11:38 AM You felt her warm presence beside you again, "It's alright little kit." Frostberry appeared, although very faint. She was rubbing the tabby she's fur backwards with her paw, rubbing against the fur, "She'll survive. Don't worry."

Snowblaze smiled in relief, able to hear Frostberry clear as day.
Oh, good. Thank you, Frostberry. She purred, though her eyes showed a slight disappointment, not with Frostberry but with herself for not knowing what to do.

"It's alright to be afraid. I was a mother myself, although they weren't mine.." her eyes glazed over

I crouch and start to creep toward it, hopefully is doesn't see me.

(Please quote)

As you got nearer, the squirrel scurried up the tree.

(Sorry totally forgot)

As you got nearer, the squirrel scurried up the tree.

I race after it and try to follow up the tree

There's no where for you to climb up, it was a tall trunk.

(Don't worry, most do)

There's no where for you to climb up, it was a tall trunk.

I turn South and start that way

It was getting dark and you hadn't seen anything as you kept on walking. A comfortable-looking bush was in front of you where you could sleep for the night.