Lucent


I'd yawn a bit, sitting in a clearing where cedar tree's be surrounding me. "I can't stay here for long...but i guess i can sit and rest for a bit..." I would lay down, and look up toward's the sky, my wings stretching out to it's full span. "I'll rest and stretch for...5 minutes. Then i'll get going again." I'd sigh, and continue to stretch and relax.

Storm
I freeze at the forest's edge, unwilling to go any farther.
"This is all Tumble, if something is coming we will wait here, but these woods mark the border of my territory." Tumble lands beside me with a clumsy plop.
"But I thought you said you won the battle? Doesn't your territory expand now?"
"I hardly consider that a victory, I lost everything." I sigh, lowering my head to lick the refreshing snow.

Lucent



I would get up, padding down the path. "This must lead somewhere...i haven't seen a den in at least hours." He'd see the forest's edge, looking at it with caution. "I remember now...the war happened here...i hope there is no...ruthless...creatures out here, or i would be forced to kill them." I would shiver at the thought, but continue treading slowly toward the forest's edge.

Storm
The breeze picks up and my eyes widen.
"Lucent... My old friend." I say, too Tumble's confusion.
"Who is he?" She asks,
"He is sure taking his time approaching." I chuckle, "You will soon see." I lay down on the outer edge of the trees and swish my tail over the powder snow, making angelic markings in it.
"Seriously? You aren't going to tell me?" Groans Tumble, annoyed.
"No, you must learn patients, child." I respond.

When Ocelot had returned to the surface, she had felt the earthquake which had startled her and she fled back into the water, hoping it would soon stop. She swam into a little nest area where she felt safe and laid there among the tall grass within the water of the lake. She decided to sleep until morning with her paws on her fish.

It was an uncomfortable sleeping through the rest of the night until sunrise. Her eyes opened before gazing up with a soft mew. She realized it had ended and she slowly grabbed the fish with her mouth and slowly swimmed out, heading to the cave to only find that the strange wolf of left. She whimpered softly, setting the meal down before gazing about. "Where...did he go?" She had walked out of the water, setting the fish on the ground as her eyes gazed up to the sky with her ears flicking about. "I guess..he didn't want to wait...." She mew again as she looked about the area as she once again felt lonely.

Howlite
Howlite finished his fish and walked to the tree. He climbed up it with his spider ability. He went to his hole in the top and went in. Howlite curled up on his bed of kelp. Howlite slowly drifted to sleep.

Iridescent and Ski
The earth was shaking... The soft powder snow fluttered off Iridescent's wings and snout. We curled up in a ball for protection. Ski narration I kind of liked it when she curled up next to me... Iridescent narration His belly warmed, which told me he was a fire breather... He tried to nudge my face. He must've been scared. As soon as the quake started, though, it stopped. I gently untangled myself, and his face was screaming, "Guilty, guilty!, to me. I licked his face, a sign of affection and forgiveness. He slowly padded to the back of his cave, and I took off.
Iridescent, after the quake
I flew as fast as I could to my home cave. My sister!, I thought. I quickly doused myself in some snow to help me fly quicker. When I reached the home nest, I found my sister huddled in a corner, whimpering. I grabbed her, and held her close. The cold of my scales radiated off onto her, and she calmed down. "Sis," she said to me, Where were you? I was scared.... I couldn't respond. Where had I been? Curled up in a ball with a strange dragon, that's where. I should've been with my sister, I realized.

Twist slowly walked from the cave with a fish in her mouth as she made her way to a tree, unaware of a creature being up in the tree. She laid down at the base of it as she started to eat on the fish she had caught earlier. She yawned with another mew sound. Her tail sway lightly before gazing up to the sky. "I wonder if I will find another free who's like me. Maybe we could go exploring if we're able to."

What was the little creature? It looked much like himself, but it had too many eyes. Maybe it was part insect? Did it matter as long as it noticed him? Veshch shook the web from himself and slowly cleaned his fur of the sticky matter. "H-hello?" He asked in a very soft, ghost like voice. It sounded much like the wind through the trees, when the leaves spoke of their plans for the day. The ground shook under him but he payed in no mind, it wasn't the worst quake they had had.

What was that sound? The ground was shaking! Doggo bolted from his cave of snow and took off running. It helped the ground was not shaking as much now, though it was also more dangerous to run on the ice and snow. He slipped and fell tumbling head over heels all the way down the side of the mountain. He came to a stop only after hitting a particularly large rock that stood in his way. He yelped loudly. His side hurt from the hit, too much for him to move. He whimpered as he laid there waiting for the pain to go away.

Howlite
Howlite woke up to a mew at the base of his tree. He poked out his head out of the hole and saw a weird cat thing. He crawled out and don the tree. "Who are you and where did you get that fish?"