How am I supposed to breath with no air?

[wolf]

Frostleaf

Frostleaf had not gotten a good night of sleep. She had been plagued by nightmares, once peaceful dreams that dissolved into yowls of pain and terror which only ended when she awoke with wide eyes and racing heart. When she finally succeded in sleeping peacefully, it seemed like only a mouse bite later that daawn had broken and the rest of the clan began to rise. After a night of restlessness the noise of the clan felt suffocating, and the existance of other cats nearby made her feel panicky and restricted.

Surrounded by noise and colour, Frostleaf had quickly made her way out of the camp and bolted towards the heart of the forest in a desperate plea for isolation.

In a beautiful contrast to the camp, Tallpines was silent and empty. As Frostleaf wove through the trees and tiptoed over falling needles, she felt a sense of vague pleasure. The scent of the pines was calm and refreshing, and as she closed her eyes and breathed in the scent she felt her body tingle with renewed energy. It washed away the stench of her nightmares and made her feel free.


(OOC: This is the first time I've roleplayed in 3 years, so I'm a little rusty. Apologies in advance.+

[Nothing]

Fleetingthunderpadded up to Frostleaf, the warrior, and smiled. "Are you alright?" asked the medicine cat, concern in his wise green eyes.

[wolf]

Frostleaf

Lost in her now happy thoughts and the calming nature of the forest, Frostleaf had not immediately realised that she had company. At the sound of the voice she looked up, and out of the corner of her eye she caught a glimpse of white fur. White fur, green eyes, and a long, bushy tail... Frostleaf jumped up, eyes wide and heart racing. The cat from her dreams! But then she blinked and the cat changed, transforming into a large gray and white feline whose green eyes showed open concern.

"Fleetingthunder!"

It was only the medicine cat. The she-cat felt a wave of relief and quickly sat back down, curling her tail around her paws. She studied the ground, a futile attempt to act as though nothing had just happened.

"I'm perfectly fine, thank you."

[Nothing]

Fleetingthunder smiled kindly, his green eyes shining from the light of the sun in the background. He heard a cricket make a noise, and he felt more... at peace. The forest was always more peaceful than the camp.

"No need to sound surprised," he chuckled jokingly, "It's a nice day, isn't it? I like coming out here in the forest to get away from the hustle and bustle of clan-life."