You could not see any prey. the sun was filtering through the few trees.

And ping x3 First post = starting post when you want to get going

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=53802&page=50#491 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 11/24/2017 at 10:38 AM You could not see any prey. the sun was filtering through the few trees.

I open my mouth and scent of anything living

"N-No. I smelt fish.." she looked shocked, realising hunger had overcome respect

Frostberry chuckled, "I'm sure you'll meet the others soon. I think the kits are calling for you."

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=53802&page=50#492 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 11/24/2017 at 10:39 AM And ping x3 First post = starting post when you want to get going

I wake up and crawl out from under the bush I was sleeping in. I sit down and begin to groom my fur.

Plants met your mouth, but you couldn't pick up any animal smells.

(Yeah.. what? The first post is this:)

You woke up on a soft, dirt floor. You couldn't remember anything and your vision was blurry. Something echoed in your mind, you couldn't quite make it out. About some sort of Warrior code.. a Clan of cats, searching for safety, all captured by No-furs.
The smell of burning filled your nose as you staggered to your feet, muscles tense and aching. A dusty grey she-cat sat near you, staring up at the sky with a forlorn look. You didn't recognise her, but she smelt unusual. Your memories slowly came back to you. You used to be a loner. That's what they called you.

The glen you were in had burnt wood and ashes, everything was silent around. Your vision was still hazy and your head hurt.

"Will you fight for us?" her voice was soothing, almost as if you were a kit.

P I N G

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=53802&page=50#497 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 11/24/2017 at 10:55 AM Plants met your mouth, but you couldn't pick up any animal smells.

I sigh and start going South

You decide to retrace your steps for an hour, before reaching an unexplored part. After almost a day of walking, you saw nothing. It was a barren part of the forest, thinning. You finally reached the base of a mountain and a large, running stream. Further up was a waterfall (few hours walk) by the end, you were exhausted, hungry and thirsty.