The air is warm, the weather mild, and the air is filled with the buzz of insects and the songs of many birds.
However, one sound is, unfortunately, cutting through this otherwise pleasant day. It is the unmistakable yowling screech of an owlcat.
There is a disgruntled owlcat stuck in the tree and you find yourself trying to coax it down.
Mechanics for WP08: Rescue the Cat
This prompt can be answered solo or with friends!
To participate, create a new thread in the RP forum titled [WP08] (KIN1, KIN2, ETC.).
There is an owlcat stuck in a tree. It may belong to your own kin, another kin, or may not belong to anyone at all.
Your objective is to lure the owlcat down by any means possible, or perhaps you eventually give up.
When you have completed the prompt or RPed it as far as you wish to RP this prompt, and have reached a minimum of 500 words, post in the STICKY THREAD with the name of the prompt (WP0_ - Rescue the Cat) and a link to your thread. You can use a link to that post as an RP requirement for Legendary or other RP-related tasks!
All participants in the RP must reach word count individually, and post the completed thread individually.
You may do this prompt for multiple kin, just remember you have to reach the word count for each one.
To participate, create a new thread in the RP forum titled [WP08] (KIN1, KIN2, ETC.).
There is an owlcat stuck in a tree. It may belong to your own kin, another kin, or may not belong to anyone at all.
Your objective is to lure the owlcat down by any means possible, or perhaps you eventually give up.
When you have completed the prompt or RPed it as far as you wish to RP this prompt, and have reached a minimum of 500 words, post in the STICKY THREAD with the name of the prompt (WP0_ - Rescue the Cat) and a link to your thread. You can use a link to that post as an RP requirement for Legendary or other RP-related tasks!
All participants in the RP must reach word count individually, and post the completed thread individually.
You may do this prompt for multiple kin, just remember you have to reach the word count for each one.
Kiss of Death moved through the muddy paths at the slowest pace she could walk with. Was the meti coming to join her for an afternoon walk or will she be wasting time on her own? She didn't want to look back again, not wanting to reveal the neediness, and took another small step forward in the shade. A dry twig snapped in half under the pressure of her hoof, unable to tolerate the doe's weight.
