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Fill Challenge 67- Original, Lemy'es
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lantairvleaTrola are a large open plains ungulate something like a cross between a buffalo/bison and a gnu/wildebeest.
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Fill: Challenge #67
Jun. 16th, 2022 12:48 amshivverI just realized that my intoabar story is due in a couple of days, so I've been working on that and am taking advantage of the "fill a challenge by posting what other stuff you're working on" clause in the comm rules. Here's what I wrote today.
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Fill- Challenge 67 (original)
Jun. 15th, 2022 08:23 pmromanajo123 The grey Maine coon felt an odd sense of joy. The large human-thing that fed her had let her outside for a bit and it was a particularly warm day. The cat breathed in the fresh air, feeling the sun as it poured over her fur. Laying back on a patch of grass, she felt completely relaxed.
That is , of course, until several minutes later: when an unexpected intruder came to interrupt her relaxation. The intruder was tiny and colorful , with tiny wings and seemed to be flying. It flit around her head before deciding to land on top of her nose. The cat's first instinct was to reach out a paw and try to shoo the creature away. How dare this thing bother her! This was her place!
But the cat noticed something, a bit of a tickling sensation as the small thing flapped its wings on her nose. It felt...sort of nice. Letting out a gentle purr, she gave in. The intruder was safe, for today.
That is , of course, until several minutes later: when an unexpected intruder came to interrupt her relaxation. The intruder was tiny and colorful , with tiny wings and seemed to be flying. It flit around her head before deciding to land on top of her nose. The cat's first instinct was to reach out a paw and try to shoo the creature away. How dare this thing bother her! This was her place!
But the cat noticed something, a bit of a tickling sensation as the small thing flapped its wings on her nose. It felt...sort of nice. Letting out a gentle purr, she gave in. The intruder was safe, for today.
Challenge #67
Jun. 14th, 2022 08:11 amshivverWrite a scene that involves animals or other non-sentient living things (insects, plankton, alien versions, etc.). If you have sentient creatures in your scene, they should interact with the animals in some way.
